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55 Interesting Ways* to use an

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#1 - Make music

Whether it's just bashing theWhether it s just bashing the virtual keys of the piano or playing something more tuneful,the iPad has a number of apps to make music.Virtuoso is free and is a largeVirtuoso is free and is a large keyboard that can be moved to access higher and lower notes.iTunes Linkhttp://bit.ly/virtuosoHD

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#2 - Learn about shaMia's playground is a great apfor younger children to learn about shape and colour.

Children are shown an imageChildren are shown an image (e.g. blue car) and have to findanother one in amongst othersgThe other game shows the usan outline of a shape and hild h t l t ichildren have to select pieces

make the shape whole.

iTunes link http://bit.ly/miasplaygroundHD

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#3 - Read out loud aToy Story Read-along is a free interactive eBook from Disney (Toy y ( yStory 2 and 3 cost £5.49 each)

The application can either read the story to you whilst highlighting the words or you can record your own voice reading the story.voice reading the story.

Children can record their own voice reading, and either listen back or g,give it to another pupil who providespeer feedback on it.

@stuartridou@stuartridouiTunes linkshttp://bit.ly/ToyStoryReadalonghttp://bit ly/ToyStory2Readalonghttp://bit.ly/ToyStory2Readalonghttp://bit.ly/ToyStory3Readalong

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#4 - Practice letter foiFontMaker allows you to create your own font using your finger. It y g y gputs a guideline for the shape on-screen and you 'draw' your letter over the topover the top.

Once you have completed all upper case and lower case it willupper case and lower case it will build it into a font that can be used on the computer in the hild' k l ichild's work as an alternative to

Comic Sans!

More informationhttp://bit.ly/iFontMkr

@stuartridout

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#5 - Paint and DrawBrushes is one of the many software programs for the iPad p gthat allow you to paint, draw, sketch and doodle.

Share your work with iPad painting and drawing groups like this on Flickr!this on Flickr!

More information:

http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/id363590649?mt=8

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#6 - PresentationsThe iPad is perfect for instanpresentations in the class orpresentations in the class ora connector, whole school assemblies.

Make sure you install the Keynote AppKeynote App.

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#7 - Use 'Hinge' questiod t diunderstanding.

Instead of having the usual multiple choice questions withmultiple choice questions with one right answer and the others as incorrect, use each answer torefer to a particular level of understanding.

For example, answer 1 may be a'B' grade answer, answer 2 mayg ade a s e , a s e aybe a 'C' grade. Use a tool like eClicker to aggregate the scores

d f db k t t d tand feedback to students.

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#8 - Project almost anytGoodReader is an app for the iPad that allows the viewing of many diff fil f h iP ddifferent file formats on the iPad itself. It will also allow them to be projected over the VGA-out connector.

The software does much moreThe software does much more (hooks to servers, FTPs up and down, etc.) but I am always on the lookout for apps that project forlookout for apps that project for large group work.

If k f hIf you know of any apps that project, please add them to this Google Form after looking at the g gones on this list.

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Tip submitted by Kathy Schrock (kathy@kathyschrock.net)

Dragon Dictation allows iPad users to quickly and easilyusers to quickly and easily convert speech into editable text that can be copied or sent i ilvia e-mail.

Great for learners who preferGreat for learners who prefer talking over writing. Improves spelling too.

iTunes Linkhttp://is gd/dYf7Mhttp://is.gd/dYf7M

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#10 - Practice math HDP ti diff t th killPractice different math skills by adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing tomultiplying, and dividing to combine numbers to get a 7. Connect numbers with your fingers. The more sevens, the higher the score. If a student goes higher than 7student goes higher than 7, the game is over. Fun, addicting, and full of purpose.g p p

skills using Super 7

@D kB@DerekBraman

#11 - Control your cl

Using 'Mobile Mouse' app, g ppcontrol your IWB / projected computer from across the room Model writingroom. Model writing, manipulate examples or 'live mark' their work as they are ywriting in google docs.

G t f th f t f thGet away from the front of the classroom and allow children to work live on the board for ato work live on the board for a more collaborative classroom dynamic.

lassroom computer

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#12 - Take or recordUse smartNote to send studentsoutlines or worksheetoutlines or worksheet activities. They can then 'write' on them and share them back with you for assessment or sendthem to the web for pickup at home Using this app studentshome. Using this app, students can also audio record ideas or instructions for later use. st uct o s o ate useSmartNote allows students to insert images, browser views,

d t f id t iand tons of widgets in a personalized notebook.

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#13 - Save and Edit

B i ti h t t kiBy importing photos or taking screenshots on the iPad (click both power and homeboth power and home buttons) students can save an image of something they find or are working on and edit it to make a cool poster, background or image to addbackground or image to add to a notebook or document. Lots of photo editing apps are available like Photogene.

Images

@mzmacky@mzmacky

#14 - Start 4 year-ol*or 104 year-olds

A number of iPad apps have ppemail built in... i) You set up the kids' blogs on Posterous and add these toPosterous and add these to Contacts on the iPad.ii) They use DrawingPad or ) y gsimilar authoring tooliii) They email the results to th i bl t i i dtheir blog - no typing required and even pre-literate kids can usually spot their own name inusually spot their own name in a list.

They've just made their first contribution to an e-portfolio.

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Mark Allen@edintheclouds

#15 Use the Guardiato stimulate discussi

U th hi h litUse these high quality, engaging photos to stimulate discussion in:discussion in:

• A-level Modern Languages• Citizenship• English• Geography• Geography• Science• Art

and probably a whole lot more! http://www guardian co uk/ipadhttp://www.guardian.co.uk/ipad

an Eyewitness appion

Catherine Elliott@catherinelliott

#16 Use the iPad aswhiteboard.

Install a painting app such asInstall a painting app such as the free Doodle Buddy. Students can then use the iPad to draw their answers to questions as they would on a mini-whiteboard but with less messwhiteboard, but with less mess and no need for pens.

The app can also be used in MFL when doing description -iPad in pairs one personiPad in pairs, one person describes hair and eyes in the target language, the other draws g g g ,what they hear.iTunes link: http://bit.ly/dxa6GD

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Catherine Elliott@catherinelliott

#17 Create mind maor plan projects.Use Idea Sketch (free, simple and pleasing to use) t t i dto create mind maps.

Ideal for revision ofIdeal for revision of subjects, but can also be used to plan out projects.You can save each "Idea Sketch" as an image once you've finishedyou ve finished.

iTunes link: http://bit.ly/aOhWd6

aps to aid revision

Catherine Elliott@catherinelliott

#18 Free copies of S

Senior classes annotate their own copies of current Sh k l iShakespeare play using either iBooks or Stanza, both free appsboth free apps.

Scroll through scenes and acts, bookmark and annotate, search for quotations find dictionary

Staquotations, find dictionary definitions, copy and paste annotations into own documents.

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@crgalvin

#19 Play (Stream) VAir Video & Air Video Free

These apps let you watch the videos fromwatch the videos from a Mac on any number of iPads in the classroomclassroom.Students can all watch the same video, or choose separate ones to watch individually, depending on lesson

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#20 Make ComicsStrip Designeris a great app for creating

i iP d iP dcomics on an iPad, iPod touch or iPhone.Comics are a great way of getting children to record orgetting children to record or report on their experiences & learning.Strip Designer is easy to useStrip Designer is easy to use and has lots of features. (it has built in google maps snapshotting! EG showssnapshotting! EG shows Google Earth screenshot)App can upload to flickr, twitpic, email (posterous) etc.p , (p )@johnjohnston

#21: Navigate your wGoogle Earthlooks great and works great

th iP don the iPad.It's a great way of gathering a group of students around to brief them during a fieldtripbrief them during a fieldtrip. Prepare placemarks showing key locations, and then send groups off to carry out theirgroups off to carry out their tasks.Maps created using Google's My Maps can be viewed inMy Maps can be viewed in Google Earth e.g Noel Jenkins's Wellington Stories map is shown opposite p pp(@noeljenkins)

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#22: Navigate your wOS GB 250KA free OS map of the whole

t i il bl bcountry is available by downloading the OS 250K app for the iPad

Useful as a basic route finding map, to help with work on tourism basic routework on tourism, basic route finding work and settlement location. Also has a few basic measuring tools.measuring tools.

@geoblogs

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#23: Navigate your wPacific Disaster CentreThis free app provides an updated stream of information for natural disasters around the globe.This includes tectonic hazards, flooding and other

t l i l h dmeteorological hazards. Some hazards such as the recent Chinese landslide, and heatwaves in Russia areand heatwaves in Russia are not included though..Clicking on the alerts leads to more detail Useful for 'Riskymore detail. Useful for Risky World' style topics

@geoblogs@geoblogs

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#24: Keep Your NoteEvernoteEvernote allows you to keep notes and clippings in an online account that you caclippings in an online account that you caaccess anywhere. Find out more here.

Download the App onto your iPad andDownload the App onto your iPad and computer.Have Evernote logged in on the data projector in class. Students can write thep jnotes/ideas etc when brainstorming and then 'sync' to the Evernote account. The class will be able to see each idea pop upas they 'sync' to Evernote.

Also a great tool for sharingkid i i ff h iP dkids writing off the iPad.

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#25: Keep group proinstant access to infoOne iPad goes a long way when studentsg g yare working in a group. It gives them instant access to the information they need to succeed - either through apps, stored data, or the internet.

It's far more dynamic than a laptop - it canb h d d d dbe shared, passed around, propped up, gathered around - it quickly becomes a key tool for enabling group work.

This instant, shared, tactile access really keeps student group projects flowing!

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#26: Give students avirtual music gearThere are hundreds of faithful reproductions of music hardware in the App Store - letting students get their hands on loads of expensive gear for nexto nothing.

The Korg iElectribe is a perfect d i f £400 i f h dreproduction of a £400 piece of hardware

- for £11.99. There are also loads of free reproductions of classic drum machines -

t t ti th iP d i f thnot to mention the iPad version of the famous Reactable instrument.

@jamesrcross@jamesrcross

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#27: Keep records oor assess progressUse TapForms to customize or cUse TapForms to customize or cto track all kinds of data on your

T F i ti ll d t bTapForms is essentially a databfields, drop-down lists, and buttoprogram Forms can even be shprogram. Forms can even be sh

Records can be exported to desspreadsheet or for permanent re

An iPad specific version of this AAn iPad specific version of this Adue out in near future.

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on student behavior

create forms that can be usedcreate forms that can be used r students.

diff t ki d fase, so many different kinds of ons can be set up in the hared with other teachers!hared with other teachers!

sktop and then analyzed in a ecord keeping.

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#28: Helping childrereading or presentinUse i-Prompt which is, in realityUse i Prompt which is, in reality

Children, or grown-ups, can coph th d f th t tchange the speed of the text as

suit the skills and fluency of the

It's hard to show in static imagesbut works well.Great for speechmaking and helping children reamore fluently.

iTunes link : http://itunes.apple.com/us/a

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#29 - Puppet PalsPuppet pals is a fantastic app –story record voice and make thethey have chosen – record and pperformance.

Only issue they can’t export yet for language students to practiceg g pstudents to improve literacy skill

iT li k htt //it liTunes link : http://itunes.apple.cpals/id342076546?mt=8

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#30 - PhotoCard Lite

PhotoCard Lite for iPad is fantasPhotoCard Lite for iPad is fantascan use the pictures supplied buphoto then write the postcard an

i f t d t l iseries of postcards to explain a enhance a journal or other proje

iTunes link : http://itunes.apple.cphotocard-lite/id356124208?mt=

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#31 - QuickVoice

Th Q i kV i i fThe QuickVoice app is great for children's sentences. They can pthe sentence they want to write athe sentence they want to write athe words out as it plays. As theythe sentence in the right order, itmade it easier for my Receptionremember what word they need out nextout next.

We have also used this to recordfavourite songs and nursery rhym

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#32 - StoryBuddy

This app is great for children to mB k d thown eBooks and save them.

They can write using their fingerThey can write using their finger onto the pages or open a text bothe onscreen keyboard.

It helps my Reception class to sethe story that we are reading by tthe story that we are reading by twhat page would come next.

It's a great way to share stories tchildren make up themselves.

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# 33 - Doodle Dino FThis app is one we used for PSED. Children look after a farm of dinosaurs, which is popular with a few of the boys in my Reception class. They enjoy watching theclass. They enjoy watching the dinosaurs grow.

It's a fun app that's quite addictiveIt s a fun app that s quite addictive too. I find myself feeding them at the weekend!

Another pet app I would like to introduce is TouchPets but it requires an internet connection.

Marc FaulderMarc Faulder

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# 34 - Talking Tom aA few of my children have seen these two characters on iPhones at home, so it is great using a resource that parents have in the lclassroom.

The characters listen to your voice and repeawhat you say You can 'film' the characterswhat you say. You can film the characters speaking and upload it to the internet.

My Reception class has had a lot of fun learnhow language works through this app. Most othe class was saying 'You're a silly cat' so thaTalking Tom would repeat this, which they fouhilarious What surprised me was that one ofhilarious. What surprised me was that one of boys realised they should be saying 'I'm a sillycat' so that Talking Tom would repeat that phrase, and the joke had the desired effect.

(Make sure you go into the iPad settings and turn off 'Violence' though)

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# 35 - Pirate Jack's TThis game is a lot of fun! Pirate Jack ia bit of trouble and needs your help toa bit of trouble and needs your help tohunt for treasure. The game begins wspelling game to rescue Pirate Jack. OPirate Jack is free you explore an islaPirate Jack is free, you explore an islawith him and complete 8 tasks that invnumeracy, literacy and science conce

It's a little old for my Reception class, it has a lot of potential with older childpBut for now, I'll just play the game at tweekends!

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# 36 - Finger Count A very simple app.

The screen is blackThe screen is black.

You touch the screen. Number 1 is spokenappears.appears.You touch the screen again. Number 2 is sand it appears.Then 3... then 4... 5... 6... all the way to 10y

Each number is in a different colour. It's grlearning numbers in sequence, finding numthe screen and counting backwards. Whentouch a number for the second time, it buryou burst a number that is in the middle ofsequence, the app re-orders all the numbefollow it so that there are no missing numbthe screen.

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# 37 - IEP ChecklistFree.

Allows you to track all your students withAllows you to track all your students with Individualized Educational Plans in one pla

Provides the pertinent legality associated wProvides the pertinent legality associated weach part of the IEP.

Each section has a place for you to type np y yp

Has the capability to record meetings and sections or the complete record.

Automatic highlighting of each section thatbeen edited.

(Disclaimer: not every item on the checklisrequired by special education regulations)

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#38 - Using DropBoxoff the iPadsOne of the challenges of using

@richardaOne of the challenges of using the iPad in a classroom is getting work onto or off the devices without relying on iTunes.

Investigate the use of DropBoxfor this purpose. A DropBox account will automatically sync files wirelessly from a teacher laptop to a set of iPads usinglaptop to a set of iPads using the same account. You could set up a folder in DropBox for p peach student in the class.

x to get work onto /

The DropBox websitenderson

The DropBox website contains a list of iPad appsthat support DropBox sharing - there are a huge number of them.

The DropBox iPad application allows sharing of images to the DropBox account, so for apps that don't incorporate DropBox sharing take aDropBox sharing, take a screenshot with the Home/Lock button combination and share that!

#39 - Use Skype to mphoneI made 15 skype accounts. I

@brandtscI made 15 skype accounts. I have a class set. Students can use the iPads as a walkie-talkie as they travel around the school.

No video but all the other benefits of skype (free phone calls anywhere).

You can also create a skypeYou can also create a skype account to collect voice mails from students (oral reports, ( p ,field research, etc...).

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#40 - Use CIA Factbto promote discussiostatisticsA f t ti t l t i lstatisticsA fantastic tool to use in class across year levels.

I have used it primarily in the High school. Interactive world map with data for individual countries. land area, population,GDP average lifeGDP, average life expectancy...along with comparative graphs. Fantastic p g pfor class discussions; basic geography and cracking harder sociology conceptssociology concepts

book for Geography, on and understand

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#41 K12 Timed Rea

A th hild i di th h t ti dAs the child is reading the short, timed stories. the app  tracks and gives  a ‘words per minute ‘reading result and also lists the percentile the child is reading above orthe percentile the child is reading above or below his class level . I,  however, use it for formative assessment by highlighting words or sounds on my printed copy of y p pythe story to work on later with the child.

Link in iTunes http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/k2-timed-reading-2-timed-reading-practice/id374985358?mt=8

ding PracticeA good assessment tool as well as an app for improvingwell as an app for improving literacy skills and fluency

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#42 - Charging, SynSecuring -Wh th th i i th ftWhether the issue is theft,

storage or conveniencestorage, or convenience,

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#44 - Slingnote

http://itunes.apple.com/be/app/s

I absolutely love the app becausI absolutely love the app becausto make mindmaps with my 8 yeto learn her history-lessons. In layout a piece of an webpage and dExtra's like magic markers and ei f f t h l ki tsizes of fonts helps making struc

summary. The result can be exported als pThe result can be exported als p

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se it's very easy to use I use itse it's very easy to use. I use it ear-old daughter when she has andscape-view it's easy to cut p ydrag it to your notebook. easily changing colors and

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pdf of to mailpdf of to mail.

#45 - SoundNote# 5 Sou d oteIf you are familiar with the LiveScribe pensand enjoy using an iPad check outand enjoy using an iPad, check out SoundNote.

SoundNote will allow you type notes asSoundNote will allow you type notes as well as adding handwritten via your finger or stylus.

Here is a great feature within the app as stated on their website:"When you're done, share your text, drawings, and audio notes via email, or transfer them directly to your Mac or PC. Audio notes are recorded in standard M4Aformat: One hour of high quality audio is only 20MB."

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#46 - Use a textbookSeveral textbook publishers havofferings on the App Store Lookofferings on the App Store. Lookfor platforms that allow bookmarking, notation, and gdynamic content. Ideally the textbook material would be available even if the iPad is notavailable even if the iPad is not connected to the internet.

To the right is Inkling, one popular platform.

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#47 - Teleprompte#47 - TeleprompteAre you creating videos and podcasts with your students andneed a teleprompter? I have used teleprompter com on laptoused teleprompter.com on laptofor this purpose but now you cause the iPad for the same purpose.

M k Ri h d h t d thMark Richardson has created th"On Air" app to serve as a teleprompter. He has a freeteleprompter. He has a free version and a Pro version for $1.99.

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editing of Google Docs files fromediting of Google Docs files fromiOS and other mobile devices, student class collaboration can stay portable. No extra apps necessary. The iPad makes a great instructor's monitor on thegreat instructor's monitor on themove. If students don't have a personal iPad, they can work onpe so a ad, t ey ca o otheir docs, spreadsheets and presentations from any web-

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Thi $2 99 i th iT tThis app runs $2.99 in the iTunes store

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#50 - Record StudenEvernoteEvernote

Evernote allows you to keep notes audioEvernote allows you to keep notes, audioyou can access anywhere. Find out more

Download the App onto your iPad and coDownload the App onto your iPad and co

The student reads a text and records it infunction At the end they can listen to whfunction. At the end they can listen to whbook. Once they have completed this theon. Each audio recording can be tagged these recordings are accessible from anythese recordings are accessible from anyaccount.

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#51 - Collaborative WWhiteboard Free

Whiteboard Free allows you to share iPadacross a number of iPads.

Once you open the app it asks if you wanthis it means that when 1 person write oniPads that it has been shared withiPads that it has been shared with.

Great for sharing ideas and keywords durwhere you want students to work collaborwhere you want students to work collabor

Free App!

@heymilly

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nt to 'share' your screen. Once you allow their iPad it will be seen on the other

ring reading times. Also any other time ratively to write/share ideas!ratively to write/share ideas!

#52 - Mindmapping /Popplet / Popplet Free

Popplet allows you to mindmap and creatto organise and share your ideas.

You start with a blank board which you caon the board. Inside each popple you canyour ideas Then you can link popples oryour ideas. Then you can link popples ortogether as well.

Great in a range of curriculum areas andGreat in a range of curriculum areas and with as they can draw or write into the po

Available as a free version and paid. Youpadd other people to work on your popplet

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very easy for young students to workvery easy for young students to work pples.

u can also sign up online to be able to g pt (this only works online at the moment).

#52 Learn how to CrGraphicsCreating Vector Graphics

engagement of the iPad. and is very powerful. It isy pvector graphics and laye

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The Inkpad app supports paths, text, images, masks transparencies and g , players!!It is great for all ages and exciting to watch the possibilities of creating p ggraphics from scratch.

Rolfe Kolbe @rolfek

#54 - View and ContDo everything that you caipad. With the Remote accessing your computertouchscreen monitor. Youfully and see it on your iPkeyboard.It has a slight lag but it is

trol Your Desktopan do on your PC or Mac on the Desktop App you are remotely r and you your iPad is acting like a u can control the projected screen Pad. Input via ipad on screen

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- Flash content on your iPad!- Watch TV (if you have a TV card on your computer)y p )- Use all your software programs like photoshop etc- etc etc etc

Rolfe Kolbe @rolfek

#55 - Connect to a LTutor.com To Go (tutor.com/togo

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