by Dwayne Phillips The iPad and its apps are the latest tech gadget that can help in the classroom (any kind of classroom in almost any setting). One issue is that once a student loves the iPad, they ignore the teacher – the person. Persons have feelings and sometimes persons have hurt feelings. Let’s employ [...]
Entries Tagged as 'iPad'
But Then They Won’t Pay Attention (to me)
March 12th, 2012 · No Comments
Tags: Education · Family · iPad · Learning · People
The iPad – part 0.10 – Better Writing
December 1st, 2011 · No Comments
by Dwayne Phillips This iPad continues to improve. Is it Apple or everyone else? I am still using the iPad version 1. This thing continues to improve. For example, I am writing this blog post from the iPad. When it was new (how long ago was that?), I couldn’t write blog posts from the iPad. [...]
Tags: iPad · Technology · Writing
The iPad – part 0.9 – A Week-Long Conference
March 21st, 2011 · No Comments
by Dwayne Phillips I attend a five-day conference with only an iPad and ZaggMate bluetooth keyboard. It worked! I recently attended a conference at work – eight hours a day for five days. WiFi was to be available. Hmm, eight hours, WiFi, I wasn’t sure about power connections, I decided to try my iPad with [...]
Tags: iPad · Meetings · Technology
The iPad – part 0.8 – The ZaggMate
February 7th, 2011 · No Comments
by Dwayne Phillips I add the ZaggMate carrying case with a BlueTooth keyboard. It is great. I like the iPad, but… Of course there is a “but.” I write as much as I read and that makes me different from most people and that is the “but” about the iPad – I can’t write well [...]
Tags: iPad · Technology · Writing
The iPad – part 0.7 – DropBox
December 23rd, 2010 · No Comments
by Dwayne Phillips DropBox is a service that allows storing files on the Internet. I learn that I can display and print these files from my iPad. A friend recently introduced me to DropBox. This is a web site where I can put some of my files and access them from just about any computer [...]
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The iPad – part 0.6 – More Printing from the iPad
December 16th, 2010 · No Comments
by Dwayne Phillips Time marches on; Apple moves forward, and printing from the iPad becomes a bit easier. I use AirPrint from my iPad. I’m a bit slow when it comes to keeping my iPad up to date. I finally moved my iPad to iOS 4.2. I guess I was supposed to do this weeks [...]
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The iPad – part 0.5 – Printing from the iPad
November 8th, 2010 · No Comments
by Dwayne Phillips HP’s new Photosmart printers have a feature HP calls ePrint. I can send an email to the printer, and the printer prints it. iPad and iPhone apps allow for taking notes and emailing them. In this case, emailing them to the printer. I can now print from my iPad. Well, I can [...]
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The iPad – part 0.4 – Displaying Web Content
August 19th, 2010 · 1 Comment
by Dwayne Phillips New display apps are coming to the iPad. I am now using Flipboard (for Facebook and Twitter display) and Discover (for Wikipedia display). They both work well are are worth using. Several months into the iPad, and better applications come along. Two of the recent ones that I am using basically take [...]
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The iPad – part 0.3 – Handwriting Software
August 16th, 2010 · 1 Comment
by Dwayne Phillips I finally have a handwriting program on the iPad – WritePad from PhatWare. It works fine, but isn’t integrated into all the iPad apps. Several months into the iPad and I finally have a handwriting program. I am using WritePad from PhatWare. It works just fine. I find that I can write [...]
Tags: iPad · Technology · Writing
The Technology Imperative
June 7th, 2010 · 4 Comments
by Dwayne Phillips The Technology Imperative states that if a new technology exists, we need it. Logic and business school lessons don’t matter. It happened again this week. I was visiting someone at their office in another building. The man I was visiting was slouched over in his chair with a face that asked, “Why [...]
Tags: Apple · Culture · iPad · Meetings · Requirements · Technology