Today sees the last of the core iPad apps being gifted to students. The app being gifted today is Numbers. Numbers is the Apple iPad equivalent of Microsoft’s Excel. A spreadsheet program it allows you to manipulate date, perform calculations analyse data with charts and more. To find out how to use it, check the two …
Tag Archive: apps
Feb 20
‘App Wednesday’ Week 6 – Explain Everything
This week’s gifted app is the brilliant ‘Explain Everything’. This app allows you, the iPad user to annotate and talk over, whilst recording, images, PDFs, presentations, videos and much more. A full screencast showcasing how to use the app along with new features which were only added this week, will be added to the iClevedon …
Feb 06
‘App Wednesday’ Week 5
Today you will have been gifted the very powerful app ‘Comic Life’ which does much much more than just allow you to make your own comics. The Comic Life app is simply brilliant. On the one hand it can create superb comics, but with a bit of care and attention it can also create some brilliant …
Jan 16
Lost your app email?
Don’t worry if you seem to have lost your email with your gifted app in it. When you set up your email, the settings app sets the number of days an email stays in your inbox to 3 days. Therefore, if you are trying to find that email when more than 3 days have gone …
Jan 16
Introduction to Notability
The app that has been gifted this week is the brilliant note taking tool ‘Notability’. An introduction in how to use this app is below, although it does come with an extensive help file which can be found within the app. Should you have any problems using the app – please speak with a Clevedon …
Jan 11
What apps?
As noted previously, those iPads accessed as part of the Clevedon School scheme have a number of key apps allocated to them and these have started to be emailed to those iPads. Keynote was the first app emailed out. Highlighted in the PDF document below are the remaining apps to be gifted out over the …
Jun 13
Inspiring article about iPad and cerebral palsy
Inspiring article by Glenda Watson Hyatt about how despite having cerebral palsy manages to communicate using her iPad and Proloquo2Go http://www.doitmyselfblog.com/2010/the-ipad-as-an-affordable-communicator-initial-review/
Jun 12
iPad vs computer for supporting SEN
Great article comparing the benefits of iPad over computer for supporting SEN students with their learning: http://atclassroom.blogspot.co.uk/2011/01/computers-vs-ipads-in-special-education.html

