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Jeanette Stickel commented on Sam Gliksman's blog post A Parent's Guide to Educational iPad Games"My students are creating eBooks! I’ve discovered a wonderful app, "Book Creator" that allows us to create eBooks with ease. It’s wonderful to watch young students fully engaged in a multifaceted learning activity. If…"
Jeanette Stickel left a comment for Jeanette Stickel"Thank you, John! I am a novice at all of this. I love my iPad and find it amazingly useful but there are several things I haven't learned yet."
John J Caprice left a comment for Jeanette Stickel"Jeanette,
I don't know if anyone answered your projector question. If you have an iPad2, I believe that there is a USB to HDMI connector that can connect directly to a HDMI input on a projector. If there is no HDMI input on your projector, then…"
Jeanette Stickel commented on Sam Gliksman's blog post Evaluating Apple's Foray into the Textbook Market"Thank you, Paul & Julie!
I can see how much fun it would be for the kids to see their work on the big board. "
Jeanette Stickel commented on Sam Gliksman's blog post Evaluating Apple's Foray into the Textbook Market"Paul, I am showing my ignorance here but I'd like to know how you hook your iPad to a projector. I work with small groups so I rarely need to project anything (I’m a speech therapist) but I’ve had teachers ask about projecting…"
Jeanette Stickel commented on Sam Gliksman's blog post Evaluating Apple's Foray into the Textbook Market"I'm wondering who will pay for the devices on which to read those text books! But the idea is intriguing - think of how much lighter those back packs will be for the high-school students.
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Jeanette Stickel replied to Sam Gliksman's discussion How to download YouTube videos to your iPhone or iPad"Thank you for this information!!! I have been creating stories for my speech kids to give them practice with their target sounds. I turned them into movies with imovie and now I can download them onto my ipad - thanks to you. Here is a link to one…"
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- I am a licensed and speech-language pathologist and have worked in this field for over thirty years. I can’t imagine a better profession – I love this job! For the last twenty years, I’ve been employed in public schools. Previous to that, I worked in speech clinics in California, Alaska and Guam. I am also a member of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators and write stories for children.
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- At 6:02pm on January 20, 2012, Jeanette Stickel said…
Thank you, John! I am a novice at all of this. I love my iPad and find it amazingly useful but there are several things I haven't learned yet.
- At 5:53pm on January 20, 2012, John J Caprice said…
Jeanette,
I don't know if anyone answered your projector question. If you have an iPad2, I believe that there is a USB to HDMI connector that can connect directly to a HDMI input on a projector. If there is no HDMI input on your projector, then you will need a converter. HDMI to VGA.
I found a webpage that describes the process for both iPads.
John J Caprice
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