How might we use Apple Classroom to support learning?
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Posted on September 29, 2023 in response to Callen In response to Callen
start small and impactful - airdrop, markup, live/burst photo, shortcuts
slowly increase in importance and rigor
also, find your teacher that everybody looks up to - get with them and the rest with come with time :)
good luck!!
Posted on October 15, 2023 in response to Callen In response to Callen
Could you have an allocated slot during staff meetings to introduce teachers to accessibility features that they might find useful for their students in the classroom? Things like speech to text, screen reader, reader view on websites.
Posted on November 07, 2023 in response to Callen In response to Callen
Hello Callen,
To answer your questions would require more information specific to your building and district. I will share what I shared this morning with staff in my district.
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Hello Elementary Special Education Colleagues,
Attached is a Pages file from Apple with 10 graphic organizers. They are visually appealing and have some great accessibility features. Here are the following graphic organizers that you can find and use with your students:
Once you open the file, I think you will see that some or many of these could be put to use with your students right away. Plus, if you save it as a template, you/your student(s) can bring up a blank copy of the organizer each time.
If you want to share this document directly with students, the link is below.
https://seeddownload.cdn-apple.com/s3/prod/ATLC/package/T033530A-en_US/1f0e0408-0479-451e-8480-52f22de7531e/67.0/T033530A-ibactivity-activate3/content/graphic-organizer-template.template
Let me know if you have any questions or feedback.
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My district is K-5 iOS and 6-8 Chrome OS. Google Drive, Docs, Slides have come to dominate instruction. That said, Apple products still have superior accessibility features (in my opinion). Many students with special needs have writing deficits, and these templates are ready to use in instruction today. So, my hope is that by planting some seeds like the email above, staff will start using iWork with students more extensively moving forward (or at least with a subset of the student population).
Posted on November 17, 2023 in response to Callen In response to Callen
Did you know each Apple Teacher skill in the Learning Center has its own URL? You can get it from the bottom of the page on each skill. This was really helpful for me to add to objectives on our curriculum documents. Teachers can click the link to see what learning that objective might look like when using Apple technology.
Posted on December 12, 2023 in response to Callen In response to Callen
I have provided small bite-size Professional Learning resources -- videos, handouts, etc. I have tried to help them see the features of iPads that they might not be familiar with but also can have a large impact on their classroom instruction.
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Question: Ways to get more Teachers and Support Staff comfortable with Apple
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As an Apple user I try my best to put my knowledge and skills to helping my fellow colleagues that use Apple devices day in day out in the classroom, But I want find new ways of trying to grab their attention and get them wanting to use Apple to its fullest.
Anyone have ideas?