1 Six simple ways to use cells for learning
Lisa Nielsen loves cell phones. Here she shares some of her favorite ways to use these tools in the classroom.
2 Twelve Reasons to Teach Searching Techniques with Google Advanced Search
Michael Gorman’s latest post points out why you may still want to start teaching search skills using Google Advanced Search.
3 Evernote
David Andrade reviews Evernote, a free resource that allows you to capture information with whichever device or operating system you use.
4 Web 2.0-—Like Drinking Water from a Fire Hose
Frank Pileiro reports on how to develop your own Web 2.0 tool kit.
5 American Geological Institute
This is a sample of T&L’s weekly Sites We Like, sponsored by NetTrekker.
6 What’s New
The latest tools for schools
7 iPads in the Classroom
By Autumn Kelley
Special Education uses iPads to supplement instruction in reading and math as well as to facilitate communication for students with autism spectrum disorders and others who require support.
8 iPads Versus Netbooks for a One-to-One Program
Ben Grey reports on his middle school’s journey to implementing a one-to-one program.
9 iPads, iPod touches, and iPhones as Assistive Technology in Education
Eric Lawson explains how his school uses iPads for its special-needs students.
10 iPad Apps for Children with Special-Needs
Vicki Windman shares her favorite iPad apps for special needs students.
