Representation

=Multiple Means of Representation=


 * [|Mobile Short Stories]
 * [|The Road Not Taken] - mobile poem
 * [|Study Boost]is a site where you can create your own “batches” of study questions. You can subscribe to the study questions via cell phone (you can also view them on the mobile web). In addition you can share your study questions with friends, teachers, and others so they can also review on the go.
 * Readability - app, chrome extension that removes clutter from reading a blog, article, newsclip online.
 * Calculator
 * Voice recorder
 * Notepad
 * Camera/Video - using Flickr [|ideas 1], [|ideas 2], With your teacher Flickr acct, set up your mobile settings by going to Upload, Uploading Tools, Flickr Tools page, Upload by email - mobile options, Email content and there you will see your unique email address. Share this email with students for a particular project/activity. When they upload photos via email, the subject line is used as the title of the photo, and the body of the email is used as the description. - one could also use PhotoStudio app w/Tumblr or Twitter.
 * Overdrive app, Kindle, eBook, Kobo - for reading ebooks or listening to audiobooks.
 * Troovi - [|about], give out the URL to students to upload pics while out on a field trip, specific assignment/project. ATLE example - []
 * [|Read the Words] media type="custom" key="11260418"

Mathematics

 * Yodio ([|how-to] in the classroom) Quick podcasts for students to make regarding a particular topic. For example, in Algebra class, students could discuss how quadratics can be applied somewhere else in students' lives, in something they currently do or in a career they would like to pursue. Another example, in Science class, during a visit to a Science exhibit, students could take a photo of an element and explain it, describe its appearance, where it was found in the exhibit and where it belongs on the Periodic Table.
 * WolframAlpha app - As a website at [], the WolframAlpha semantic search engine is a plus in any classroom. There are some amazing uses for it in the classroom and I encourage any teacher to review this site and share it with their students. As an app, there is a minimal cost to use it, but may be well worth a look into it for grades 7-12 and post-secondary students.

Languages

 * Wiffiti ([|how to video]) One teacher used this to summarize Act 1, Scene 1 from Romeo and Juliet. They texted in the short summary and it showed up on the screen. In another classroom the students had think about the time period that John A. MacDonald was in office and text something into the wiffiti screen that would have been something he would have tweeted back then. I love this example, talk about engaging students.
 * SoundCloud app (ipod, ipad, iphone)
 * Voki - once students have created an avatar, they could demonstrate their oral proficiency in a particular language or explain part of the culture or way of life.
 * iPadio ([|how-to]) - quick and easy podcasts that are all sent to one teacher account which makes it easy to review responses. Simple to use. iPadio Phlog example - [|Nicole's channel]

Augmented Reality
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 * [|Top five ways to use AR in Education]
 * [|Aurasma] - augmented reality actions making your surrounding environment fully interactive