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Ipad guide By Science Music Games Languages Maths Literacy C CWhat is this guide for ICT has changed a lot during the last decade From laptops to PDAs netbooks to games consoles and mobile phones educational technology is constantly evolving Although each

By Science Music Games Languages Maths Literacy C CWhat is this guide for ICT has changed a lot during the last decade From laptops to PDAs netbooks to games consoles and mobile phones educational technology is constantly evolving Although each development has brought considerable advantages to schools surely none has been as heavily debated as the iPad Small light and interactive the iPad has been hailed by many as a valuable educational tool In this brief guide we outline just why this popular consumer device can be bene ?cial for use in the classroom suggest some educational apps and explain how you can keep your devices secured charged and up-to-date This booklet is by no means de ?nitive but it should provide a starting point to help you decide whether the iPad could be bene ?cial to your pupils CHow to use iPads in the classroom Here are just ?ve ways to use iPads with your pupils Increase pupil engagement As Apple Distinguished Educator Ian Wilson points out the iPad ? s touch screen literally connects pupils to their learning material and is fun di ?erent and interesting Pupils can manipulate on-screen material with their hands and directly interact with texts websites and images in a way that isn ? t possible with a computer mouse As a result pupils should feel more engaged motivated and willing to learn Make working in groups easier iPads are perfect for group work According to Apple Distinguished Educator Ian Wilson the beauty of the iPad is that unlike a laptop it does not have a large ip-up screen that can get in the way of pupils crowding round the device In fact the tablet ? s smaller size makes it easy for pupils to sit around and share the screen iPads are also light enough for pupils to hold up them up and present their work to the class or even reveal their group ? s answer to a question Make reading fun Electronic textbooks and eBooks put a new spin on reading and make books more interactive for pupils Although CeBooks are designed to provide a similar experience to traditional books the use of technology can make reading more interesting for children that may not usually enjoy it Ebooks that can be downloaded from the iBookstore are often accompanied by other interactive resources to make texts more fun Ebooks are also great for helping young children to read and decipher words with many books coming complete with voiceovers or read-alongs Interactive textbooks are also available from iTunes and can be sourced with booking marking and notation tools to help pupils take notes Revolutionise music lessons Numerous musical apps can be downloaded for the iPad enabling pupils to create music through the device Music lessons can be made more interactive and engaging through the iPad helping to spark the interest of pupils that may not usually be interested in playing the piano or banging the drums CTop free apps There is now a