Monthly Archives: May 2014

See on Scoop.it – mrpbps iDevices “Browsing on a tablet is great; there’s nothing like digging into your favorite site while getting comfy. I find the longer I browser the more supine my posture, eventually my pose self-levels to lethargic … Continue reading →

See on Scoop.it – mrpbps iDevices A new iOS app called FireChat is blowing up in the App Store. But it’s not the app itself that’s causing such a stir; it’s the underlying networking technology it taps into. John Pearce‘s … Continue reading →

See on Scoop.it – mrpbps iDevices Resources by Topic: Favorite Apps Best Practices Engaging Activities If you’re a high school teacher looking for iPad resources targeting your needs, you’ve come to the right place. Students John Pearce‘s insight: The only … Continue reading →

See on Scoop.it – mrpbps iDevices This iPad app will assist you to create and manage rubrics, manage student lists and use rubrics to assess students against their assessment tasks. John Pearce‘s insight: This is a very promising app which should meet … Continue reading →

See on Scoop.it – mrpbps iDevices “Learn more about the biodiversity of South Australia. See detailed descriptions of many of South Australia’s mammals, reptiles, birds, insects and marine life combined with stunning images and sounds.” John Pearce‘s insight: This app follows … Continue reading →

See on Scoop.it – mrpbps iDevices Google has made some changes to the way the Google Drive app works. If you are a teacher using iPads, you might find this information helpful. John Pearce‘s insight: This is one of those … Continue reading →

See on Scoop.it – mrpbps iDevices The PC is dying, long live the PC! These headlines have been thrown around for years, as sales of laptops and desktops have continually dwindled downward. John Pearce‘s insight: That Smartphones are really eating … Continue reading →