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Classroom: A Complete Guide for Teachers
Classroom is an app that lets "teachers focus on teaching so students can focus on learning" (Apple, App Store). From monitoring the screens on student devices to opening apps and web pages remotely…
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Connecting Google Translate to LAMP WFL AAC App for More Languages!
You can link and use Google Translate within the LAMP Words for Life (WFL) Augmentative and Alternative Communication app! This is a game-changer because so many families need translation services …
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Ready, Set, Safe: Using Shortcuts to Strengthen Family Disaster Preparedness
Disaster preparedness begins at home. In this activity, students design a secure Family Emergency Shortcut that helps family members access critical information, communicate quickly, and respond effe…
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Exploring Philippine Regions Through Digital Brochure Design in Pages and Soundscape Creation using Garageband
What if your students could travel across Philippines without leaving the classroom? How can Grade 5 and 6 learners deepen their understanding of Philippine geography, culture, and regional identity …
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Apple Classroom: Student's progress at a Glance
How do you get an overview of your student’s progress during class time? There are different ways to monitor and check students’ progress during classroom activities, and one of the most effective t…
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Sketches School Replacement
It appears that Sketches School has ended its era as a free app. As a result we are searching for something similar and I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations? We use the drawing tools in …
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BLOFT: Helping Students Bridge the Gap from Block Coding to Swift
Super proud that my new App, BLOFT, is now available on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/au/app/bloft/id6760173706 Learning to code often begins with block-based environments. They’re visual, in…
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AR activated Photos in Education
I'm going to try to make this story as short as possible so here goes.... I have always loved mathematics as a subject for as long as I could remember. I didn't always excel in it though. The first t…
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Accessible App Design - the power of honest feedback.
As app developers and educators, we all strive to make our apps accessible. We watch design videos, carefully select fonts and colors, and include accessibility features. However, after a decade of d…
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AppSmash: iMovie and Magicschool AI Weather Reports
A grade 5 teacher in my school shared with me a project the entire grade 5 class completed when learning about weather. Their learning targets were: I can understand the job of a meteorologist. I c…
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Quick Wins with iPad for the Early Learning Classroom
Built-in iPad Tools for Communication + Creation in the Early Learning Classroom Are you looking for guidance on navigating the built-in apps on your students' iPad? I have created a helpful graphic …
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Augmented Reality with Early Learners - Part 2 (WWF Forests)
This post is the second in a series that explore engaging Augmented Reality apps for early learners. See below for links to the other posts which explore AR MAKR and JigSpace. The app covered in this…
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Spot the Scammer: Building Web Safety through Gamification
A Growing Threat to the Community “Wait! Is this a scam?!” It’s a question that sends shivers down the spine, but it’s one we hear all the time–when working with colleagues, learners, and even family…
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The Universal Sandpit App (Inclusion / Neurodiversity)
Hi team - I'm Craig, an Apple Distinguished Educator from Australia focusing on accessibility and educational strategies that support neurodivergent learners. For the past couple of years I have been…
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Get Started! Empower Youth Creativity & Coding with Apple's Everyone Can Create + Everyone Can Code
Download the resources to see how Boys & Girls Clubs of Carson introduces youth to foundational creative skills and coding using Apple’s built‑in apps and free learning materials. How to Get Star…
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Community Outreach Model: Multi-Tech Hackathon with Swift Playgrounds Success!
Hello fellow Apple Educators! As an Apple Distinguished Educator and Board Chair of Birmingham Women in Technology's K-12 Outreach Committee, I'm excited to share how we used Swift Playgrounds with d…
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Children don’t always answer — but they always have something to say
In our everyday work with young children, we ask a lot of questions. “How are you?” “What do you need?” And we expect answers. But not every child can respond the way we ask. Some children don’t have…
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I created a multiplication app
I’m an elementary school teacher in Japan. Through self-study, I learned how to develop an app and have now successfully released one. This app focuses on setting up multiplication expressions, enco…
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How Loud is Too Loud: Introducing Logarithms through Sound
When introducing logarithms we look at how decibels levels around us impact our environment and how we live. Students use the following template, a whistle, and the Decibel X app from the App Store. …
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How to choose an app for the classroom (or any resource for your classroom)
I had created this resource to help individuals choose apps for their classrooms or districts. Too often teachers choose apps that are : redundant to what had already been purchased , may not me…
