Ipad rules in the classroom

This set of bright and colourful posters clearly show students the rules they must follow when using devices. This set is perfect for iPad and tablet trolleys and BYOD schools.

iPad posters for the classroom. Great visuals for the classroom on how to handle the iPads!

Do you have an iPad in your classroom? Are you wondering how you can make use of it when there is only one device for all of your students...

Here's a newly updated Rules for the iPad poster all freshly updated for you! The poster has five simple rules in a positive PBIS format with some cute little illustrations to help non-readers, and it is FREE for you to download and print!

iPad rules, calendar wall, calendar notebooks

Free iPad Rules poster to display on the wall or your iPad cart!

I love Twitter! I find the best ideas by browsing my hashtags #fslchat and #langchat! If you don't follow those groups, you are missing out! I find great activity ideas, and classroom management ideas-- and more recently tech integration and management ideas. This idea came from the blog: Technology Erintegration. I am so happy I found this blog! So many great ideas. In this article, she talks about 5 ways to use iPad backgrounds in the classroom. The idea I loved (being a middle school…

Yahoo!! We just received two new iPads for our classroom and we are all so excited to start using them. I have a lot to learn about the best ways to use these in a first grade classroom and am happy I have the summer to research new apps. Does anyone have any suggestions of what has worked well for them? I want these iPads to last, so I thought I should post some rules sooner than later. Below are 5 I think our class can manage. Hope they are helpful to you. And I'm not counting but.... 3…

A Visual Library Of Core Teacher Apps Using the iPad in a 1:1 environment requires not only some ground rules, but a bit of common language. Since every student has their own iPad, and teachers likely do as well, this common tool necessitates some universal understanding: What do we mean by "on-task"? Same screen? Same app? Same activity? Which digital resources do we prefer? When kinds of tasks are ideal for iPads, laptops, desktops, smartphones, and pencil-and-paper? And when we do use the…