iPad+Rollout


 * iPad rollout **

- kids took a few pics - found a few pics on the Internet - chose a pic to make wallpaper. This is why we know whose iPad is whose.
 * Out of the box**

- teacher website - edmodo
 * Put the following websites on home page**

- science text - social studies text - math text
 * Put these together in a file on the home page**

- IXL - LA practice - CRCT practice
 * Put these together in a file on the home page**

- set up 5 gmail accounts - set up 5 iTunes accounts with those gmail addresses (when setting up an acct first click on a free app to "buy". Then click create acct. By doing this, you can click "none" for payment option. ) - put kids into the five groups - have them go to settings then app store - have them log in with their group acct info. - have them slide the automatic downloads to "on". This will make it so any apps you buy, Will sync automatically. - begin buying the free apps you would like the kids to have.
 * Set up iTunes accounts**

-Evernote -Skitch -Socrative Student -iBooks -iTunesU -Password Keeper
 * Apps to start with**

- Exvernote is an app, but is also available online. The students can log into the computers and get all of their information they have stored. -set up Evernote accounts. -need email address to set up acct (tried to use group gmail accts, but you can only set up two accts per email address -go to the settings at the bottom right and find their Evernote email address -add all of the kids EN email addresses. This is a long process. -in your computer, make a group email with all of the Evernote email addresses. These are different than their email addresses. -from your computer, you can email PDF's, word docs, and I think even ppt's. -these will go straight to their Evernote accounts as Notes. -I copied information that I wanted the kids to be able to add to into the body of an email. This way when they get it, they can edit it and continue with the notes. This would be a great way to do worksheets or answer discussion questions. -I exported a smart board lesson to a PDF, saved it on my computer and emailed it to EN accounts and they now have the entire lesson at their fingertips. - I had the kids search the internet for an image of a cell that was labeled. They took a screen shot and uploaded it into their EN. They then built edible cells, took pictures of them and uploaded them into their EN. - if you click "new note" at the bottom left and then click on the white space, you can make a checklist. -under the tag line a line of options will come up. Click the one that is a little square. -the little box will appear in the body of the note. The is a box that can be checked. This would be good for the kids to keep up with assignments that are due. Again, available from a home compute as well.
 * Evernote**

-Skitch is a drawing program that works with Evernote. -you can naive the kids a problem and they can work it out on the app. They can then press the EN icon and it will upload directly into their Evernote acct. -if you assign math homework, the kids can work an example problem or put reminders and upload it to their EN to access when they get home.
 * Skitch**

- you need tho download the teacher version and the students need to download the students version, - this can be used for a pre-made quiz or quick Q & A - go to the teacher app and see what your assigned room number is, this won't change. The kids will always go to this one. -if you do a pre-made quiz the results will come to you in a spreadsheet
 * Socrative**

-each school will set up a VPP acct. either the principal or the bookkeeper will have the password info -when you purchase apps, each one will have a redeem code. - you will enter the redeem code on each iPad. - you can delete the app from the iPad and the redeem code will once again become active - I a wondering if this will work with books.
 * Volume Purchasing Plan **

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