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iMovie

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Photo & Video, Lifestyle | $4.99, version 1.4.1 - iTunes

Higher Order Thinking with iPads (Part #12 - Kickoff!)

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"A journey is like a marriage. The certain way to be wrong is to think you control it." - John Steinbeck

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By Mark Winegar, January 24, 2013

Flipping Tip: Hands Off!

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"Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning is young.

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By Mark Winegar, October 12, 2012

Flipping Tip: Crossing the digital divide

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"Technology alone is not enough..." Steve Jobs

I love that quote because it reminds me that imagination and common sense are two of our most important problem solving skills. Perhaps we can use them to help resolve the issues Chelsea Clinton describes in America's Dangerous Tech Gaps?

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By Mark Winegar, October 5, 2012

Flipping Tip: Know Your Students

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Flipping Tip: Know Your Students


I admit it.

I'm terrible at remembering names even though they are essential in our work.

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By Mark Winegar, September 16, 2012

Flipping Tip: Use Podcasts to Manage Absences

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Use podcasts to manage absences.

There are valid reasons for absenteeism. I know because I missed most of my freshman year at Benton Harbor High School due to a severe illness. I worked hard to keep up but I was studying on my own.

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By Mark Winegar, September 15, 2012

Flipping Tip: Catch students doing something right!

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Catch a student doing something right today!

Motivation is a key factor and you can make a huge impact on it by catching a student doing something right and praising them for it. Now let's take it one small step further.

Why not use your iPhone and iMovie to capture your praise and his/her pride in a job well done. A short videoclip is all you need. 

Let's say a child has done a nice job on a painting. When you post it on the wall have your student stand beside it and videotape their expression as you offer a few words of praise.

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By Mark Winegar, September 14, 2012

10 Apps That Shine on the iPad 2

Push your iPad to the limit!
Todd Bernhard
July-August 2011

iMovieIn addition to being faster and thinner, the iPad 2 includes a gyroscope, and not one but two cameras. With this in mind, we looked for apps that leverage these improvements. The obvious ones are Apple's own Photo Booth and FaceTime (both built-in) as well as GarageBand ($4.99, app2.me/3798) and iMovie ($4.99, app2.me/2551). This article focuses on third-party apps that you might want to take a look at.


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Inside the iPad 2

You can learn a lot about a person—or a mobile device—in five weeks!
Todd Bernhard
July-August 2011

Minutes after it went on sale in the US, I was walking out the door of my local Best Buy with an iPad 2 under my arm. So, I've been using it for as long as any non-Apple employee—about five weeks when I wrote this review! The following describes my "long term" road test of the new iPad.

Thinner and lighter than the original


iPad 2: White


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Videos: Introduction

Rich Hall
Alex Cequea
May-June 2011

If your inner Spielberg is bursting to get out, your iOS device can help you every step of the process. You not only can watch movies and TV shows, you can record videos on your iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPad 2 and 4th generation iPod touch. In addition, you can edit video with the help of Apple’s iMovie ($4.99, app2.me/2551) and a number of third-party apps. Here are some of ways to take advantage of your device’s camera and video playback features. (Note that the iPad 2 was announced when this issue went to press. The new device has cameras and the Camera app built into it, and a version of iMovie will be available for it.


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