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• Five iPad apps
  This week I have added five new apps to my iPad and thought I’d post them here.  The whole post was made on the iPad all text 'written' with Dragon Dictation. The first is
• Maths Maps and the iPod Touch
  As a bit of a google maps enthusiast I love Tom Barrett's Maths Maps ideas. It looks to me like a nice way to show some 'real' application of maths in an engaging way. I a
• iPod Touch Notes #2
  It has taken me a while to get round to the second post based on a morning at Glencairn primary working on the ipod touch project . In fact the pupils have beat me to it:
• iPod Touch Notes #1
  This is the first of a few posts based on my morning today at Glencairn primary helping with their ipod touch project . I started syncing and adding a few apps to the iPod
• iPod Touch Poems
  Recently I've been thinking about ipod touches quite a bit. As well as giving some support to the Glencairn ipod project and being the middle man for a wee Consolarium tri
• SonicPics
  
• Ustream iPhone app
  I've had this installed for a few days now, but the flurry of snow tweets (the #uksnow Map 2.0 is looking great) reminded me to try the live streaming from my iPhone to US
• iMotion - Stop motion animation for iPhone
  Recently I've been doing a bit of stop motion animation, cpd for staff and in the classroom . Using a variety of software: SAM animation , FrameByFrame and I Can Animate .
• SLFtalk: Using Posterous for multiuser mobile podcasting
  I've had a bit of time to think about David Noble and my experiment at the Scottish Learning festival. I blogged about the preparation and have been thinking about the act
• UK ADE Conference 09
  At the weekend I was down at the ADE conference in Liverpool. I drove (was driven down) on Saturday morning with Ian and Ann, colleagues from North Lan. Saturday kicked of
• picPosterous
  picPosterous is a photo and video publishing app for the iPhone. At first glance I could not see the advantage of using this rather than the iPhone's mail application, and
• Mobile Tales
  iPhone Icon from Pixel Groovy Blog Yest another mapping/iphone post. This might not seem like education but I consider the mapping of walks etc. a sort of trial for possib
• Holiday Mo blogging
  I am just back from a weeks holiday. While I was away I had just about no connectivity. I had packed my laptop and iphone, but there was not internet access I could find a
• Mapping Walks Again
  Since my last walk map post I've made a bit of progress. I am now using Trails an iPhone app that: allows you to record, import and export tracks onto your iPhone. Trails
• More iPhone locating
  I decided to try a new approach to plotting photos on a map today and use EveryTrail which according to the site: With this geotracking application, you can record your mo
• Animoto for iPhone
  Free way to very quickly create animoto slideshows with your iPhone. More information Animoto on the iPhone and Itunes Store Link .
• iPhone on the Train
  iPhone Icon from Pixel Groovy Blog Yep it is another iPhone post. For the last 3 weeks I've been spending two forty-five minute periods on the train almost every weekday a
• Another kml experiment
  on google maps kml file
• Taking an iPhone for a walk
  I've been quite interested in finding out how my iPhone could be used in teaching and learning. last week I and my class making GPS MathTracks inspired by the LearningTrac
• GPS MathTracks
  After an exciting twittersation between Andrew Brown and Tom Barrett reported on David 's blog EdCompBlog: Can you guess what it is yet? and Ollie's iPhone posts (starting
• ScotEduBlogs on iPhone
  Given the September weekend weather and having a cold I spent a lot of time the weekend in front of my computer. I spent most of the time following up links from the Scott

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