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Reshan Richards discusses the use of Explain Everything & iPads to build a Qualitative Formative Assessment Toolkit. Via Beth Dichter, Miloš Bajčetić, WebTeachers 
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UDL: Universal Design for Learning
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) means designing curriculum in a way that reduces barriers and supports all learners. This kind of design is vitally important for learners that struggle with disabilities. UDL assumes that the curriculum is the "thing" to be fixed - not the students. If we design flexible materials and use flexible methods, we can support all students in their ability to recognize patterns and understand information, use strategies necessary in their learning processes, and understand the greater significance of what they learn in a real-world context.
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As students become reliant on mobile technology for their education we have a responsibility as educators to enable them to make informed decisions about their digital life.
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"Teachers who are fighting for stronger tech integration in their schools often come against opposition from people who believe technology not have a positive effect on student learning. This is particularly true with iPads, devices that many people see as a device for content consumption, not creation. Below is a list of studies into iPads and learning, with dot points about what students the study relates to, the subjects involved and the results." Via John Evans
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Find about emerging need of eLearning on iPads, learn how to get started with it as a first step towards ‘mobile learning’.
Helene Bearup's curator insight,
April 7, 2013 12:28 AM
As many schools jump on the iPad bandwagon....consider all the options. i
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Early this month we ran two webinars on “Designing eLearning for iPads (tablet)”. A big thank you to all of you who were able to join us!
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How to Hide Apps on the iPhone & iPad (RT @michaelmgrant: How to Hide Apps on the iPhone & iPad http://t.co/A0JnlEs6xk #mlearning)
Elizabeth E Charles's insight:
Tips for decluttering the appearance of homescreen on iPad and iPhone
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7 ways to teach digital literacy skills Fostering digital literacy skills is one of the most difficult tasks for educators. Evaluating and analyzing online resources for accuracy is something that many adults struggle with – we’ve all been bamboozled before, haven’t we? But digital literacy is more than just determining if something is true or false – it’s intelligently and responsibly navigating online, it’s putting countless pieces together to form a puzzle, it’s determining what’s important and evaluating bias, etc – the list goes on. So, as an educator, how do we reinforce these crucial skills in our classrooms?
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I have been posting here in Educational Technology and Mobile Learning several iPad checklists for teachers to use with their students in class but I must admit that the one I discovered today ( thanks to TechChef4u ) is really special and unprecedented. I just can't let it pass by without sharing it with you.
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To start you off, try these free, easy to use apps. These apps represent different types of activity you can use tablets (and specifically ipads) for. The best thing to do is play around with...
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It's time to start asking the tough question about iPads in education. Why are we using it, not just how should we use it?
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There are more than a dozen unique ways teachers are leveraging the power of iPhones in education. Our partners at Education Dive weigh in. Via Kathleen Cercone
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23 Ways to Use iPad for Project Based Learning http://t.co/stOv5tIWBi
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Good reminders for teachers with iPads!
Thx Beth Dichter
Great resource.