In this week's Digital Bytes, we introduce you to a great new site for finding Creative Commons licensed images with the attribution automatically included upon download - Photos For Class. There are also 3 new tutorials on our iBooks Author Vimeo album, where you can learn some fantastic new tricks. Finally, the iPad version of the successful Khan Academy website is packed full of features to explore, now more suited to include younger learners. Check 'em out!
Monday, 23 March 2015
Digital Bytes 23 March 2015
Labels:
apps,
Digital Bytes,
ibooks author,
images,
iPad,
tutorial
Monday, 16 March 2015
Digital Bytes March 16, 2015
This week's Digital Bytes is loaded up with Google tools.
Within every YouTube account is Creator Studio which allows you to listen to and download free music that you can use for a variety of purposes. Have a look at Google Keep for note taking and keeping yourself or a group of studentsorganised . Finally, if you type the word 'Timer' into a Google search box, you will get a timer which you can use to set time for a task.
Within every YouTube account is Creator Studio which allows you to listen to and download free music that you can use for a variety of purposes. Have a look at Google Keep for note taking and keeping yourself or a group of students
Monday, 9 March 2015
Digital Bytes March 9th 2015
This week's Digital Bytes features some excellent apps (organised by age level) for Coding, Art, Music, Writing and Film-making, a tutorial for moving incorrectly placed content in a Google Site, and some advice for parents for talking about Digital Citizenship at home with their children.
Labels:
apps,
common sense media,
Digital Bytes,
digital citizenship,
digital literacy,
Google Sites
Monday, 2 March 2015
Digital Bytes - 2nd March 2015
This week's Digital Bytes features information on finding global connections for your class, a look at the role of pictures in stimulating real-world problem solving with mathematics, and a tutorial on solving the annoying problem of 'suggested videos' appearing at the end of your embedded YouTube videos.
Labels:
collaboration,
global education,
images,
Math,
Mathematics,
Maths,
primary,
Videos,
youtube
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