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Diving into Learning with Apple Apps

Apple apps are amazing to use in the classroom and with students! Not all students and teachers are ready to "dive in" with all of the apps however at first. To differentiate learning with Apple Apps you can choose a just right fit for you. Choose the right path and find resources about each topic from Apple. The Keynote is linked to the different slides & links from Apple. As you have deepened your learning around Apple Apps, then become recognized as an Apple Teacher!

Dipping My Toes In...

  • Classroom
  • iWork (Keynote, Numbers & Pages)
  • Accessibility Features

Swimming in the Shallow End

  • iWork
  • iMovie
  • GarageBand

Swimming in the Deep End

  • Classroom
  • Accessibility
  • iWork
  • iMovie
  • GarageBand
  • Apple Teacher

 

 
 
 
 
 



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Apps Apple Teacher Professional Learning (PL) Professional Development Differentiated Instruction Keynote

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2 replies

June 20, 2023

This is scaffolded so nicely for individual learning. I also love the “swimming” theme which makes it understandable and fun! Thanks!

June 23, 2023

Love this metaphor for scaffolding professional learning! Thanks so much for sharing!

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