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Learning with iPad - Using Notes for my Learning Journey at the Gallery
Context Going on a field trip? Its a great opportunity to bring lessons to life in more ways than one. Getting students to document their findings as they wonder the galleries for information using n…
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Learning with iPad - Classroom comes alive with Augmented Reality
Context As a history teacher, I would have love to bring my students to see real artefacts, say a statue or relic, and have them examine them up close and personal so to bring greater realism for the…
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Learning with iPad - Using Google App and Lens to find out more about sources
Context Getting students out into the field is a great way to combine exploration and engaging with primary sources. A simple example could be a trip to an exhibit where you will find a myriad of pos…
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Learning with iPad - "Sequencing of Events in History with Post-It Notes"
Context One of biggest challenges in learning history is “remembering” the sequence of events or how cause and effect comes into play. Using this lesson, students will be challenged to form logical b…
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Learning with iPad - "Ask Me Anything" - Give every student a voice by letting them ask questions anonymously in real time.
Context Many students hesitate to speak up in class due to shyness, fear of being wrong, or social pressure. Using Pigeonhole Live, students can submit questions anonymously during lessons, ensuring …
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Learning with iPad - Using 'Art' to explore History
Context Empathy for events and more importantly people in historical or even current events helps us appreciate those moments and actions more. Through drawing and narrating the characters and settin…
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Learning with iPad - "What's in a Chronology?"
Preparation and Flow For this lesson, teacher and students will need to use Freeform on the iPad. 1. Begin by setting the context of the topic/event. Good to contextualise the topic by indicating the…
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Learning with iPad - Oral Interviews with Pages and Voice Memo
Context Oral history is a very rich resource in the discipline of History. Hence, it is always an excellent activity for students to do especially when they have good candidates to interview. To bes…
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Learning with iPad - Finding and Rating Sources for an Issue in Social Studies with Numbers
Context As a humanities teacher, I am often confronted with the fact that students are more reactive than proactive when it comes to the subject. And I can't blame them since we tend to always give s…
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Social Studies Ideas in the Apple Education Community
A Tip There are many ways to enhance Social Studies lessons and activities using Apple Tools.You’ll find lots of good tips and resources here in the Social Studies area of the Apple Education Communi…
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Le Tableau Vivant en clase de historia.
Mis alumnos han terminado su curso de la historia del siglo XIX. Y ahora es el momento de hacer una representación artística alusiva a lo que han aprendido En equipos de 4 personas ellos tienen que e…
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Learning Guides with Notes
I must start with a shoutout to my teammate @TGilmore, together we asked what's possible with notes and came up with the idea of creating a learning guide. The Notes app on iPad is an easy to use, ye…
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Write Genmoji Stories
✨ Creative activity: Pictorialize historical events or book titles, or summarize a story, book, nursery rhyme or scene from literature using custom Genmoji made with Apple Intelligence. If you don’t …
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Stamp Collecting with Freeform, Notes, Keynote and Pages
As students delve into the significant contributions of individuals throughout history, science, languages, mathematics, art, athletics, etc., they might enjoy creating a commemorative digital stamp …
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The Norman Conquest – History Remix with GarageBand
As part of an Apple coaching session, I modelled this creative, cross-curricular lesson for a secondary school history teacher looking to engage students in new ways. Using GarageBand on iPad, the le…
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Analyze, Animate and "Reveal" using Keynote.
Historic media messages can lead to interesting discussions and history lessons by prompting learners to think about similarities and differences between those messages and those of today. Keynote, …
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Guess Who? Biography Podcast
Learning Objective/Intention + Success Criteria Students will research an individual and find information that is key to who the figure is and how they became the impactful person that history rememb…
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Using Challenge Based Learning for a Historic American Revolution “Influencer” Lesson
Pop Art graphic of philosopher and author Thomas Paine and his work The American Crisis No. 1, 1776, Library of Congress. Created in Keynote. Introduction Most high schoolers might be familiar with …
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Using shapes in Keynote - Alma Thomas Artwork
This lesson is aimed at primary-aged pupils or new learners of Keynote. It focuses on teaching children how to select, fill, and rotate shapes to create digital artwork inspired by Alma Thomas. I’ve …
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日本の襲、私の襲
Keynoteで日本のイメージを色の重なりで表現します。 1000年前の日本では、複数の色をかさねて名前をつける文化がありました。平安時代の文化について学んだ生徒たちは、Keynoteでシンプルな図形に色をつけ、それらを重ねて「襲（かさね）」を表現します。繊細な色の重なりを作り出す生徒もいれば、思いがけない色の組み合わせを選ぶ生徒もいます。それぞれのストーリーの一端が、これらの作品にも現れてきま…
