# data[].attributes.body
Do ink Tutorials

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Animation & Drawing by Do Ink Tutorials. How to create impressive animations and animated videos and use all the features that Animation & Drawing Do Ink has to offer.

# data[].attributes.body
https://www.ipadartroom.com/get-your-ipad-art-room-resources-here/

# data[].attributes.headline
Great ideas for using only iPads no need for computers 

# data[].attributes.subject
Great ideas for using only iPads no need for computers 

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
28 Ways To Make Your iPad As Powerful As A Laptop

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Put your iPad to WERK. Check out the Android edition, too!

# data[].attributes.body
great website with lots of resources

# data[].attributes.headline
Kathy Schrock's iPads4teaching - iPads for Teaching

# data[].attributes.subject
Kathy Schrock's iPads4teaching - iPads for Teaching

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
‎Superimpose lets you unleash your creativity with your photo editing skills. Combine multiple photos to create artistic double exposure, surreal or just fun juxtaposed photo. Superimpose provides a very simple workflow, which almost anyone can follow. Yet, it provides a wide range of tools suitab…

# data[].attributes.body
Painting

# data[].attributes.body
Avatar - would be good to artists statements or self-assessment

# data[].attributes.headline
App- Chatter PIX - would be good to use for Art History 

# data[].attributes.subject
App- Chatter PIX - would be good to use for Art History 

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
‎Create ChatterPix with friends and family as silly greetings, playful messages, creative cards, or even fancy book reports. And best of all, it’s FREE! AGES: 5-12. NOTE: For adults, check out our “ChatterPix” app for more fun and sharing via email and social media. CATEGORY: Creative Expression…

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Augmented Reality (AR) is a growing field of technology where real life is modified and enhanced by computer-generated sights and sounds.

The most common use of AR can be seen through mobile apps. Point your device's camera at something that the app recognizes, and it will generate a 3D animation or video superimposed over whatever is on your camera's screen. The effect makes the computer-generated item appear like it's really there.

App developers are building AR apps for fun, educational, and commercial uses.

20 Of The Best Augmented Reality Apps For The Classroom

Description: JigSpace allows you to learn about all sorts of things, from car engines to the Roman wars. Jigspace features up-close 3D diagrams, disassembling and reassembling 3D objects, and 3D models of historical battles, along with other quality features.

Price: Free - $49.99 subscription for added benefits.

2. Complete Anatomy 2021

Description: Complete Anatomy 2021 is a modern way to learn about the human body. With this app, you can take up-close 3D looks anywhere in the body: the heart, nerves, muscles, etc.

Price: $34.99 - $99.99 annual subscription.

Developer Description: Adobe Aero is an immersive AR app that students can use for learning or play. This app allows students to 'spawn' anything right in front of them and get a live look at the object before them.

Price: Free

Description: Animal Safari 3D is a way for students to learn about animals visually. Animal Safari features the ability to see 1:1 scale animals in 3D, hear live animal noises, move and rotate any animal you want, feed, and watch your animal eat. Students can also pull up any animal's information card and learn about its habitat, diet, etc.

Price: Free

Description: solAR is an AR solar system app that allows students to have fun learning about astronomy. Some of the features included are; a 3D visual representation of all of the planets, full-scale planets placed right before you giving you the ability to grasp the proper sizes of the planets, and informational cards to allow students to learn more about individual planets.

Price: Free

Description: AR Pianist is an interactive, modern way for students to learn how to play the piano, with features in the app; such as providing them with a virtual piano if they don't have one, famous virtual pianists that can play songs right in front of them, the ability to slow down songs, learn songs with interactive sheet music, live feedback, and more.

Price: Free

Description: ARvid is an interactive AR app that allows students to interact with animals, buildings and place full-scale objects right before them to create their very own artistic scenes, all while in 4K. ARvid also has all kinds of features, including 4K textures, vehicles, sci-fi, and more.

Price: Free

Description: With 3D Brush students can add live effects to scenes right in front of them. Students can also use your finger to draw and write photorealistic stuff in the scene in front of you. Students can also take pictures of their creation to keep.

Price: Free

Description: Sky Guide makes stargazing for students simple. Just hold your device overhead, and the app will automatically find stars, constellations, planets, satellites, and more for you with ease. Some additional features included with the app allow you to get notifications from the International Space Station and see stars invisible to the human eye with an X-ray filter.

Price: $2.99

Description: Math Ninja AR makes learning math fun for younger children by incorporating physical movements such as; stretching, bending, squatting, crawling, reaching, and peering to find the answer through the many levels inside the app to help stimulate a child's memory and help them retain information.

Price: Free

11. Particular Augmented Reality

Description: This app allows students to create virtual, 3D art; it has all kinds of face filters, virtual UFOs, and more. It's a easy way to help younger students learn about art in a fun-related environment. It's also an easy-to-use app for aspiring graphic, comic, and 3D artists to learn about and create art.

Price: Free

Description: With Big Bang AR, you can watch the universe form right in front of you. This app is a fun way for students to learn about the history of the universe. Another feature allows you to create a supernova, explore the nebula, and other fun stuff.

Price: Free

Description: With Assemblr, students learn traditional academic content through virtual and augmented reality. Teachers can also create multiple online classrooms and record and present virtual 3D presentations.

Price: Free - $50 monthly subscription

Description: CamToPlan can be helpful to engineering or architectural students since it can virtually measure anything in front of them. This app can be beneficial for interior design, landscaping, and more.

Price: Free - $17.99

Description: Hyperspace AR allows students to scan their space and then create the art sculpture or decoration of their choice. Though the art within the app may be limited, it can help students learn to be more creative.

Price: Free

Description: Wonderscope is an interactive way to help younger students find enjoyment in reading. Wonderscope is constantly adding new books for your student or kid to discover and enjoy.

Price: Free

Description: Tracing Projector helps students learn to draw through a virtual tracing mechanism. It has all kinds of photos for students to trace, from the Mona Lisa to their own faces-you can even edit your photos once you're done drawing them.

Price: Free

Description: Halo AR allows you to take a picture of any flat object and overlay any photo, video, or 3D model on top of it. Halo AR also makes it easy to share the halos you create with students.

Price: Free

19. For All Mankind: Time Capsule

Description: This app allows students to use augmented reality to explore digitally artifacts from the early 80s.In that way, it is a mix of science and history-this could also be useful for homeschooled students.

Price: Free

Description: Google Lens is a useful way to help identify all sorts of plant life, learn about landmarks, translate words, or identify animals. All you have to do is hold your device up to what you want to learn about, and it'll tell you.

Price: Free

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
12 Augmented Reality Apps For The Classroom

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Augmented Reality (AR) is a growing field of technology where real life is modified and enhanced by computer-generated sights and sounds. The most common use of AR can be seen through mobile apps. Point your device's camera at something that the app recognizes, and it will generate a 3D animation or video superimposed over whatever is on your camera's screen.

# data[].attributes.body
Drawing & Painting

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
‎Get the app that was mentioned on TV ABC 7 CHICAGO as a top school app! Watch http://abc7chicago.com/education/back-to-school-tech-shopping-tips/952242/ short link: abc7.ws/1h5RDj9 Previously iPad App of the Week in 12 countries! (http://drawingpadapp.com/apple-features-drawing-pad-as-ipad-app-of-…

# data[].attributes.body
Creative Apps for Adobe

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Adobe products: desktop, web, and mobile applications | Adobe

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Adobe provides everything you need to design and deliver exceptional digital experiences. View a complete list of our products and services.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
FiftyThree is joining WeTransfer! Learn more

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
FiftyThree | Essential Tools for Future Creators

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
FiftyThree builds tools for creativity. They are the makers of Paper, the immersive sketching app for getting ideas down and Paste, the fastest way for teams to share and gather around their ideas.

# data[].attributes.body
stop animation

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Create your own time-lapse and stop-motion stories
OR Your time-lapses and stop-motions (almost) like magic!
OR Enhance your stories in minutes with time-lapse and stop-motion

* Enhance your stories and make your photos real!
* An intuitive app for professional rendering
* A complete, fast, powerful and universal tool
* To share your videos easily

# Where will iMotion take you?

Time-lapse and stop-motion are everywhere: in the cinema, on television, on social networks... We cannot miss the charm of these fast and efficient stop-motion and time-lapse videos. They are now at your fingertips thanks to the iMotion app.

Amaze your family by bringing precious memories to life, surprise your students with clear demonstrations, impress your customers by telling them a story, amaze your friends by bringing photos, landscapes and slices of life to life... only in a few minutes!

With iMotion, the only limit is your imagination!

# Is the iMotion app made for you?

You are looking for a stop-motion / time-lapse app:
* Simple and intuitive,
* Powerful, offering a professional result,
* With an unlimited number of photos and videos: never stop creating!
* Offering the export of your videos directly to your photo library, your iTunes sharing folder, your email, your iOS apps and social networks,
* Making you forget all the technical aspects: whether you are an amateur or a professional: download, edit and publish, it's ready!
* Without watermark or advertising,

If you find yourself in one or more of this information, then iMotion is for you!

# Inspiration: the only limit is your imagination!

* Make your own animated films to entertain the whole family,
* Simplify learning with a smooth, step-by-step tutorial,
* Communicate on an original way,
* Capture a landscape, a sunset, the colors of the sky or a memorable city,
* Animate your favorite objects, your OOTD, your best recipes,
* Freeze memories of your child growing up,
* Immortalize the evolution of your pregnancy or your weight loss,
* Compile your selfies for a fun effect...

# Features: unleash your creativity, iMotion has thought of everything else!

* 4K UHD, 1080p & 720p HD capture & exports
* Universal binaries iPhone / iPad / iPodTouch
* 5 capture modes (time-lapse, manual, microphone, wifi remote, photo library import)
* Portrait (for Instagram and Tiktok) and landscape (for Youtube) orientations supported
* Rear and front cameras supported
* Flash light & camera zoom support
* Onion skin support
* Change camera settings (Manual Focus, Exposure & White balance) (In-App Full Version required)
* Export: videos, photos and animated GIF to your Photo Library, iTunes Sharing Folder, Mail and iOS apps and social networks (Instagram, TikTok, Youtube...)
* Unlimited movie length, even with the free version
* Add audio soundtrack to your movie with iPod import, microphone and Files (In-App Full Version required)
* Import multiple frames from your Photo Library (In-App Full Version required)
* Export frames to your Documents folder while capturing (In-App Full Version required)
* Export & import your movie project

Download "iMotion Remote" app for free to preview and remote your capture from an other device iPhone/iPad/iPodtouch.

# Watch movies made with iMotion

Browse the iMotion gallery to see examples of videos made by iMotion users:
http://www.youtube.com/imotionhdgallery

# Who is behind Fingerlab?

* Fingerlab is an independant mobile & desktop app publishing studio, based in Paris, France, founded in 2010.
* We are indie developers and our goal is to create the greatest user experience for mobile devices. We are driven by our passions: music, photography and apps.
* Fingerlab won the Apple Design Award in 2012 for its app "DM1-The Drum Machine", and all Fingerlab apps have been featured on the AppStore in multiple categories.

Watch us : vimeo.com/​fingerlab
Follow us : twitter.com/​fingerlab

Powered by Fingerlab
http://www.fingerlab.net

This minor update adds better support for iPad Pro and better timing accuracy during time-lapse capture.

Stay tuned!
FingerlabTeam

Strange issue

I've had this app for years and have used it for various things. I thing it is the best app for time lapses. The only issue is, about 100 pictures in multiple frames are blacked out. And by multiple I mean the majority. This is not an issue I've experienced in the past and I can only imagine it is a bug. If this issue were not there I would give it a 5 star review. I want to go to the paid version, but I'm afraid this issue will persist there as well and it would be a waste of money.

GREATEST STOP MOTION APP EVER!!!

Okay, So, Imotion is a very simple (in a 👍 way) and fun to make. But ☝️ suggestion I want to make is to delete the camera sounds. Sometimes I try to lower the volume, but in my memory it didn't work. Anyway, as I was saying, this is a 👍 app and I ❤️ how much simple and easy it is to make a stop motion. If my friends ever want to make stop motions, I will definitely suggest this app. I actually downloaded this app because of 🏫, and I loved 🥰 it. I still use it, especially after the new upgrade. I would ❤️ it if you upgrade more. I ❤️ making videos so this app is perfect 🤩 for me. And I would also ❤️ it if you changed the colors a little bit, just to make it a little more brighter. That's all I could suggest. This is the best stop motion app I've ever seen! 😍

Great app

This app is great for beginner stop motion animators. You can take lots of photos for the videos you make and there are other helpful tools to try out like a grid and there's a feature that allows you to use your phone flashlight as well. I like to use this app for taking the pictures and then edit them more in iMovie to add music and transitions. This app is free and easy to use. You can also look at the gallery on there and see what other creators who use the app have made and take inspiration from that. You can see pay money for extra tool options they have.

The developer, Fingerlab, indicated that the app's privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.

Data Not Linked to You

The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:

Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
‎Create your own time-lapse and stop-motion stories OR Your time-lapses and stop-motions (almost) like magic! OR Enhance your stories in minutes with time-lapse and stop-motion * Enhance your stories and make your photos real! * An intuitive app for professional rendering * A complete, fast, powerfu...

# data[].attributes.body
Green Screen & animation

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Animation & Drawing by Do Ink is the fun, creative way to make animations on your iPad. The app was designed to be easy for beginners and young animators, but with powerful tools for creating advanced animations. Use the drawing editor to create vector artwork and frame-by-frame (flip book) animations. Use the composition editor to combine your artwork - along with props from the Do Ink prop library - into more complex and sophisticated scenes. Save to the camera roll, then share your creations with friends, classmates, or the world!

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Do Ink provides Creativity Apps -Green Screen by Do Ink and Animation and Drawing by Do Ink for students to show what they know in education.

# data[].attributes.body
sketch animation app

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
iPad Screenshots

Loop lets you easily create short hand-drawn animations on your iPad and share them via email, Tumblr and in the Loop gallery

Features :

Animation Tools
- Expressive pen widths
- Onion skinning
- Trace over video frames

Sharing
- Save animation to camera roll
- Email animation to friends and family
- Share on Tumblr

Loop Gallery
- Submit your animations to be featured in the Loop gallery
- Location-based titles
- Reblog on Tumblr

Credits
- Created by Universal Everything
- A digital art studio making expressive video works
for screens, galleries and stadiums

Support
loop@universaleverything.com

***Thanks to everyone who has downloaded Loop and for all your great Loops in the gallery. If you enjoy the app or would like to make a suggestion, please write a review.***

The beauty is in the simplicity, but so is the frustration

I have a lot of fun with this easy-to-use animation app. Three colors, several slides... All you need is time, imagination and patience.

I am giving this app three stars today because while I really liked it, there were a few features missing that I think would enhance the app. Without them now can be an exercise in futility.

1)No undo button! This would have saved me so much time, instead of doing the entire slide over every time the (very sensitive) colors went haywire on me.
2)No save, or 'in progress' feature. I was working on an animation last night and got too tired to finish. I thought hey I'll just pick this up tomorrow. NOPE!! How wrong I was! It's now completely done, and I put at least an hour and a half into it already. ;_;

All in all, if you have the patience to finish an animation in one go, this simplistic app is what I would recommend. The developers should take a look at the comments here and take to heart what their fans are saying about their toolset. Just a few tweaks and this app could be my favorite.

Rad little app

Love the idea of small minimalistic stop motion videos. It's easy to use and fun.
An undo button would be helpful, but my main problem is that I can't save what I have made. Which is the biggest bummer ever. Ive emailed it to myself and used their save to camera roll option but it just saves as a single frame and not as a stop motion video. Even when emailed to myself I can see the video in the bulk of the email but I can't save it.
So although it is rad and fun it is useless without being able to personally save videos. :(

Needs serious updates

Saves grainy pixelated individual stills to camera roll. Glitchy. Splotches and circles often appear when you want to draw. Will not work w iOS 11 unless they make an update. Please do. I really want to use this

The developer, Universal Everything Ltd, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple.

No Details Provided

The developer will be required to provide privacy details when they submit their next app update.

Information

Seller

Universal Everything Ltd

Compatibility

iPad

Requires iPadOS 7.0 or later.

Mac

Requires macOS 11.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip.

Family Sharing

Up to six family members can use this app with Family Sharing enabled.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
‎Loop lets you easily create short hand-drawn animations on your iPad and share them via email, Tumblr and in the Loop gallery Features : Animation Tools - Expressive pen widths - Onion skinning - Trace over video frames Sharing - Save animation to camera roll - Email animation to friends and fam...

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Use this iPad expectations form to clearly articulate classroom rules for using technology in the classroom. It allows for student and parent signatures, agreeing to the expectations.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Use this iPad expectations form to clearly articulate classroom rules for using technology in the classroom. It allows for student and parent signatures, agreeing to the expectations.

# data[].attributes.body
Pinterest board ipad in the art room

view original

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
900+ ArtEd- ipad in the artroom ideas | art apps, art classroom, ipad art

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Sep 12, 2019 - Explore Donna Staten, ArtEd, MixedMedi’s board “ArtEd- ipad in the artroom”, followed by 28,278 people on Pinterest. See more ideas about art apps, art classroom, ipad art.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
The color scheme generator for iPhone and Touchscreens. Whether you're a web designer, interior decorator, artist or just a lover of colors, ColorToy can help you find your ideal color scheme. This simple, flexible app lets you generate, modify and store color palettes.

Rembrandt HD: $1.99
Galleries of all the major and minor works organised into genres - Biblical, Portraits, Group Portraits, Self Portraits and others. This App gives you access to beautiful high definition images from one of the most influential European masters of the 17th century and one of the greatest Baroque Masters.

Sketcher HD: $3.99

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
The color scheme generator for iPhone and Touchscreens. Whether you're a web designer, interior decorator, artist or just a lover of colors, ColorToy can help you find your ideal color scheme. This simple, flexible app lets you generate, modify and store color palettes.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
NOTE: If a site is designated "age 13 and up," that site's own privacy policy/terms of use indicate that students under 13 should not register or create logins on the site. These guidelines are due to the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).

# data[].attributes.headline
10 Google Slides activities to add awesome to classes

# data[].attributes.subject
10 Google Slides activities to add awesome to classes

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Google Slides

So often, people think of presentation slides as just that: a visual aid for delivering a presentation in front of an audience.

But these slide apps (like Google Slides and PowerPoint in Office 365) really are powerful tools for delivering interactive user experiences. They can also create visually stimulating products to deliver a message and valuable content.

By thinking outside the box with Google Slides, PowerPoint, and other similar tools, teachers can create unique learning experiences for students. Or students can create them to share with other students.

We originally curated 8 interactive Google Slides activities in this post but have found so many amazing ideas since then we knew we need to update!

Below you will find our original 8 ideas plus 22 (yes 22!) brilliant ideas contributed by the Ditch That Textbook community on Twitter in a recent #Ditchbook chat.

Here are 30 interactive Google Slides activities that use the unique features of online slide apps to create engaging learning experiences:

1. Create a PDF ebook

PDF files are about as universal as it gets. You can open them on almost any Internet-ready device. They're read-only, so publishing a PDF is a good way to distribute information to be consumed by reading. Google Slides is a great, simple PDF ebook creation tool. Create a slide presentation, change it to the dimensions you prefer, add content and finalize by going to File > Download as ... > PDF Document.

I created a PDF ebook to help you create PDF ebooks. (I hope that's not as ridiculous as it looked as I typed it.) Click here to check out a post all about it. Or, take a look at the original Google Slides file where I created it. (Feel free to make a copy by going to File > Make a copy ... but please don't click "Share" and ask for edit access.)

ANOTHER FREE EBOOK -- I wrote an ebook called "101 Practical Ways to Ditch That Textbook" as a gift to my readers. I created it using Google Slides, just like the ebooks I describe above. "101 Practical Ways" is a huge compilation of tools and tips, backed up with screenshots, icons, links and more. Click here if you'd like to get it!

2. Create an interactive "slide deck book".

This idea is inspired by Matt Macfarlane, a middle school history teacher from California. In true "Ditch That Textbook" fashion, he has turned from traditional textbooks to creating his own. He finds engaging content on the web and collects it in his "slide deck books." His students access them online and can click links to get more information. He gives students an "anyone with link can view" link so they're read-only.

3. Play a "Jeopardy!" game.

Jeopardy on a PowerPoint presentation has been a staple in many classes. It's also possible to create via Google Slides. Eric Curts, a Google Certified Innovator, created this template that you can copy into your own Google Drive to customize with your own questions and answers. Keep track of the score on a whiteboard/chalkboard, on paper or through some other means.

(Note: When a question is answered, it doesn't disappear from the board. You might want to display the game on a whiteboard instead of a projector screen. When a question is selected, draw an X through it with a dry erase marker.)

4. Create another game-show-style review game.

Google Slides can be used to create lots of different games. I used Google Slides in this file to create a "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" game. It was a simple one that can be played just by clicking through the slides. To create more complex games, you can create links to different slides in the presentation. (That's how the Jeopardy! game was created.)

5. Animate a concept.

Creating a stop-motion animation can be done relatively easily in Google Slides. This gives students the ability to animate and turn abstract ideas into tangible, engaging visuals. Create the first slide of the animation. Then make a duplicate of that slide. Make some small changes and then duplicate that most recent slide. Continue to make changes and duplicate until the animation is complete. Here is a link to a great stop motion science example (pictured below) showing how an electrical impulse in the body gets a muscle to contract, created by a student in Chris Baker's science class.

6. Create an "online course".

In a traditional online course, students can jump from section to section at will and progress through the pages of that chapter. There may be assessments to take as well. You can create that same experience in Google Slides. Create a slide presentation with sections of slides for each module in the course. The first slide can have links to the different modules of the course. You can even create questions on the slides for self-assessment or a link to a Google Forms quiz for a more formal assessment. See an example of an "online course" template here. (Make sure you click the "present" button if you want to "take" the course.")

7. Assess with self-grading quizzes.

Self-grading quizzes give students immediate feedback. They also let students practice as much as they'd like without depending on the teacher. You can create self-paced assessments that provide answer feedback with Google Slides. For each standard four-question multiple-choice question, you'll need five slides:

A question slide

A feedback slide for answer A

A feedback slide for answer B

A feedback slide for answer C

A feedback slide for answer D

On the question slide, for each possible answer, create a link to the feedback slide. Then, on each feedback slide, create a link to go on to the next question.

Want to see an example? Click here to see my quick one-question self-grading quiz.

8. Write a Choose Your Own Adventure story.

As a child, I loved these books, where your decisions affected the outcome for the character in the story. Google Slides lets you create similar experiences. They can be stories where the student can choose the path for the character. Students can create them, or teachers can create them for students. They can even be tied to any kind of class content. Tie the choices to answers for a question. (i.e. The character goes left if the student thinks the answer is 4.4 and goes right if the student thinks the answer is 7.2.)

I created a quick example of an impromptu, decide-on-a-whim vacation trip story where you decide for the main character. Click here to see that file (and feel free to make a copy and change the text for yourself!).

Here's another example, created by a student of Mandi Tolen's. Mandi's students tied storytelling to math problems using Google Forms. The same concept could easily be applied to a Google Slide presentation.

Get the tools, the practical ideas, and the inspiration to transform the way you use technology in the classroom!

Lesson ideas and downloadable templates

A companion webpage full of FREE resources (click here to access NOW)

Brand new PIRATE engagement hooks

Encouragement and motivation to start

Interactive Google Slides activities shared by the #Ditchbook community!

9. Create a narrated storybook.

Resources:

11. Brainstorm with digital sticky notes.

Resources:

15. Use Screencastify to create annotated movie or book reviews.

16. Make interactive Google Slides games.

A2 I've used slides lately to:
- make interactive games
- flashcards of facts (thanks to the slide randomizer tool idea I heard this week on the #gttribe podcast)
- introduce the concept of #hyperdocs for interactive lessons #ditchbook
- Julie P. Jones, PhD (@JuliePJones) September 27, 2019

17. Student reflections newsletter.

19. Have fun with magnetic poetry.

A2: Do I have to pick just one? I guess my favorite use would have to be either magnetic poetry or Caption That. Helps get the creative juices flowing! #ditchbook #shakeuplearning
- Angie Smith (@smittygetstechy) September 27, 2019

A2: So many ways to use Slides with students! A few of my favorites are for posters, linking between slides, and designing various other projects! Then, of course, all done with collaboration! #ditchbook
- Evan Mosier (@emosier3) September 27, 2019

A2 I live to give them thinking questions where we can collaborate to get an answer, I love creating differentiated lessons and allowing students to work on what they need. I LOVE creating comic books and putting them in iBooks #ditchbook
- Mandi Tolen (@MandiTolenEDU) September 27, 2019

Resources:

29. Get up and moving with a digital gallery walk.

Resource: How to Create Digital Interactive Notebooks in Google Slides

Have you (or your students) ever used slide tools to do more than give presentations in front of an audience? How? Which of these are your most likely to use?

For notifications of new Ditch That Textbook content and helpful links:

Are you looking for quality, meaningful professional learning that both equips and inspires teachers?

Matt provides in-person and virtual keynotes, workshops and breakout sessions that equip, inspire and encourage teachers to create change in their classrooms. Teachers leave with loads of resources. They participate. They laugh. They see tech use and teaching in a new light. Click the link below to contact us and learn how you can bring Matt to your school or district!

Ready to take your teaching skills -- and student learning -- to another level?

Check out our online courses. ALL under $50!

©2022 Ditch That Textbook by Matt Miller.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
30 interactive Google Slides activities for classroom excitement

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Google Slides So often, people think of presentation slides as just that: a visual aid for delivering a presentation in front of an audience. But these slide apps (like Google Slides and PowerPoint in Office 365) really are powerful tools for delivering interactive user experiences.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Click below to view my presentation from NAEA15

# data[].attributes.body
#1 go to for art teachers w/ ipads

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.provider_name
iPad Art Room | 21st Century Teaching and Learning in Visual Art

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
iPad Art Room provides resources, ideas and insights for exciting learning experiences that merge traditional art-making processes with innovative content, techniques and ways of thinking. Through these posts you'll find lots of lesson ideas, teaching tips, resources and most importantly, inspiration.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
My App List (2021-2022 school year)

My Tech Recommendations

Virtual PD: Synchronous Hands on Workshops

Reach out to me if you are interested in a synchronous virtual workshop. I will join you virtually in your classroom or home to give you a hands on physical and digital art making experience based on my transdigital lessons.
​ tricia_fuglestad@yahoo.com

ARTiculation Self-Paced Animation Workshop (includes kit) $15

Sign Up for my Newsletter

to learn about upcoming workshops, presentations, and new packaged lessons

Lesson Resources

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Reach out to me if you are interested in a synchronous virtual workshop. I will join you virtually in your classroom or home to give you a hands on physical and digital art making experience based on my transdigital lessons.