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IBooks to help you

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Everyone Can Create: Teacher Guide by Apple Education on Apple Books

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Read a free sample or buy Everyone Can Create: Teacher Guide by Apple Education. You can read this book with Apple Books on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch or Mac.

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Everyone Can Create: Photo by Apple Education on Apple Books

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Read a free sample or buy Everyone Can Create: Photo by Apple Education. You can read this book with Apple Books on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch or Mac.

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Brooke Central Public School by James Hewett on iBooks

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Read a free sample or buy Brooke Central Public School by James Hewett. You can read this book with iBooks on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch or Mac.

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apps to support french immersion learners

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Apps to Support French Immersion Learners by James Hewett on iBooks

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Read a free sample or buy Apps to Support French Immersion Learners by James Hewett. You can read this book with iBooks on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch or Mac.

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Everyone Can Create: Drawing by Apple Education on Apple Books

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Read a free sample or buy Everyone Can Create: Drawing by Apple Education. You can read this book with Apple Books on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch or Mac.

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Everyone Can Create: Video by Apple Education on Apple Books

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Read a free sample or buy Everyone Can Create: Video by Apple Education. You can read this book with Apple Books on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch or Mac.

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Everyone Can Create: Music by Apple Education on Apple Books

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Read a free sample or buy Everyone Can Create: Music by Apple Education. You can read this book with Apple Books on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch or Mac.

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Our LC is featured in this iBook!

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Library to Learning Commons by Jen Gilpin on Apple Books

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Read a free sample or buy Library to Learning Commons by Jen Gilpin. You can read this book with Apple Books on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch or Mac.

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Google Add-on to help organize and filter your Google Form or Spreadsheet data.

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Display a Google Sheet's content into various types of views: From a simple table to people directories, Gantt chart views, Google Maps, card views...

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Lots of features to share learning.
Add a gallery of images to one slide. Annotate images with live writing. 

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Keynote for iPad Starter Guide iOS 11 by Apple Education on Apple Books

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Read a free sample or buy Keynote for iPad Starter Guide iOS 11 by Apple Education. You can read this book with Apple Books on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch or Mac.

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Record and annotate conversations with your students.

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‎Smart Record is the world's most innovative app for audio recording, call recording and transcription. Crafted to cover all needs that an ordinary user or professional can possibly has in relation to any audio recording. Using advanced features to capture the context of the recording. Leveraging tec...

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Sketching app with many ways to record thinking. 

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Sketching app with many ways to record thinking. 

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Screen record to create a tutorial or have your students share their thinking with text, oral comm, images and video.

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Anyone who's ever had to remotely troubleshoot a problem with a phone understands the value of being able to record the screen. Instead of sorting through static screenshots, you can look at a dynamic video to get right to the heart of the problem. And it's not just troubleshooting, either - recording your iPhone's screen lets you share information, give impromptu presentations and just have fun with your friends.

Recording options used to be few and far between for the iPhone, save for a handful of third-party apps. But that's changed in iOS 11, which builds screen recording capabilities directly into the operating system.
MORE: 11 Reasons the iPhone Beats Android
To capture a screen recording, you first need to customize Control Center to give yourself quick access to the feature.

1. Launch Settings.

2. Tap on Control Center.

3. Select Customize Controls.

4. Scroll down to the More Controls section and find the Screen Recording option. (It has the red record button icon.)

5. Tap on the green plus sign to add it to your Control Center. You can use the three vertical bars on the right to adjust where the Screen Recording button appears on your customized Control Center.

Capturing your iPhone screen

You're now ready to record whatever happens on your screen. Here's how to launch a screen recording from iOS 11's Control Center.

1. Swipe up from the bottom of the Screen to access Control Center.

2. Tap on the Screen Recording icon. You'll see a 3-2-1 countdown, and then the icon will turn red. Everything that happens from that point forward will be recorded.

If you want sound on your recording, you'll need to take an extra step. Press and hold on the Screen Recording icon until a pop-up menu appears. You can then tap on the microphone icon to enable audio. Note that this will not only record the audio of whatever's happening on your phone but also anything you happen to say. You can tap the Start Recording option on the pop-up menu to begin the 3-2-1 countdown.

3. Proceed with whatever you want to record, whether it's a how-to or a gaming session. A red band will appear at the top of your iPhone's screen to remind you that you're recording.

4. You have two options to stop recording. The easiest way is to tap the red band at the top of the screen. A pop-up menu will appear asking if you want to stop recording. Tap Stop if you do.

You can also swipe up from the bottom of the screen to access the Control Center. Tap the Screen Recording icon, which will turn from red to white as the recording stops.
5. A notification will appear, telling you that your video is now stored in the Photos app.

Editing your screen recording

Your video is ready to share, though it will look a bit rough. For instance, it will include you turning the recording on and off in the Control Center. That probably won't matter to most people, but if you'd like to trim out the superfluous footage, it's easy enough to do.

1. Launch Photos.

2. Select Videos to get to the screen capture you've just shot.

3. Select the video you want, and on the ensuing screen, tap Edit in the upper right corner.

4. Drag the handles at the bottom of the screen to set new start and stop points for the video. Tap Done when you're satisfied.

The clip will save as a new video that you're then free to share.

Should I use a third-party app?

The addition of screen recording to iOS 11 really negates the need to turn to a third-party app to capture any on-screen goings-on, unless that app adds new capabilities. That's the case with Record It, a free download from the App Store, that lets you add a circular bubble of yourself at the bottom of your screen recording, reacting to and commenting on the action.

You actually access Record It through the screen recording icon in Control Center. Just long-press on that icon and - if you've got the app installed - it will appear as an option for capturing your screen. Recording works the same way described above, with your screen recording store in the My Recordings tab of the Record It App.

From the My Recordings section, tap on the video you wish to augment. On the subsequent screen, your options include sharing the video, trimming it (the feature works the same as editing a video's start and stop points in the Photos app) and reacting too it.

Tap React and a circle appears under the video where you can record your face with your iPhone's front camera. Tap to record and the camera captures your reactions the the video in real time. If you like what you've recorded, you can save the resulting video to share with friends.

While Record It is a free app, there's a $3.99 in-app purchase that removes any limits on the react and sharing features.

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Clips lovers, rejoice! Apple has announced that there are brand new Selfie Scenes that use the TrueDepth camera system, three new filters, new stickers and labels, and 17 new royalty-free soundtracks that are making your Clips experience even more awesome.

The new version of Clips adds six Selfie Scenes, which are 360-degree backgrounds that transport users into different worlds when taking selfie photos and videos... Clips also gets three new filters including a black-and-white comic book, monochrome watercolor painting and aged film. New posters let users create great-looking title cards for their videos with themes like science, sports and silent movie, as well as animated posters from Disney Pixar's Incredibles 2 and Coco.

The new Clips 2.0.5 is available today as a free update on the App Store. Have fun!

Clips

Years ago Apple rebooted iMovie to better fit the modern era of video recording and editing. But in technology, years ago might as well be an eternity. So, now, Apple has started over again with an all-new, all-modern video editing and sharing app - Clips. It's not meant to make the next award-winning indie movie. It's meant to let you quickly and easily slap together social video to share with your friends and networks. In other words, it's meant to make your Snapchat, Instagram, and iMessage extra lit.
See Clips on App Store
How to take and edit video and photos in the Clips app

Clips is Apple's fun new video editing app for iPhone and iPad. With it you can quickly and cooly add video, photos, subtitles, effects, title cards, and music, and share it with your contacts and social networks. To do that, you first need to get all the videos and photos into Clips. Here's how!

How to record and edit Live Titles in the Clips app

Silent movies gave way to DOLBY ATMOS, but thanks to Facebook, Instagram, and the like - and our desire to browse 'em in bed while others are sleeping! - silent video has made a comeback. That's also pushed subtitles out of the options drawer and made them default. With Clips, you don't have to manually or tediously add them to your video. All you have to do is talk. Live Titles takes care of the rest!

How to add filters and effects in the Clips app

Clips wouldn't be a modern social video app if it didn't include filters and effects. Sure, what you shoot might look totally gorgeous au naturel. But, if you want to cover any flaws or just add some fun, you can hit the filters, add the effects, and take your Clips to the next level.

How to add and edit Title Cards in the Clips app

Just like social has brought back silent cinema, it's also made the Title Card popular again. Title cards are fun, animated backgrounds and text you can add to your videos. "The End" is probably the most famous example of a classic title card, but you can use them for intros, transitions - anything you want. If captions are a whisper, Title Cards are SHOUT! Apple's built Title Cards right into the new Clips app for iPhone and iPad - but use their attention-grabbing power wisely!

How to add and edit overlays and emoji in the Clips app

Where would our snappy and instant candids be without word bubbles, comic callouts, time and location stamps, and even emoji to cover up what's best left unseen? Apple's new video app, Clips lets you add just such overlays to your video. They're not very elaborate yet, but several of them are elegantly animated and can definitely ramp up the fun factor.

How to add soundtracks and music to the Clips app

Apple's new video app, Clips, might have Live Titles for social, but that doesn't mean you can't add music as well. There are dozens of soundtracks included - including an action track by Hans Zimmer! - and you can choose from your own library as well.

If a video stays in the editor, is it ever really seen? Luckily, Apple's new Clips app makes it so easy to save and share your videos, you'll never have to find out.

How do you save your Clips to your Photos library?

How do you save your Clips to iCloud, Dropbox, Google Drive, or another online storage provider?

How do you share your Clips with the people in them?

How do you share your Clips over email, iMessage, Facebook Messenger, Slack, WhatsApp, and other IM?

How do you share your Clips to Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, or Vimeo?

How do you share your videos to Snapchat?

Five tips to make your Clips extra hip

Clips makes it ridiculously quick and easy to shoot video and photos, add effects and titles, and share with the world. But there are still a few extra tips and tricks worth knowing about so your Clips really stand out from the crowd.
Five tips to make your Clips extra hip
Any Clips questions?

If you still have any questions about Apple's Clips app for iPhone and iPad, drop them in the comments below!

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Welcome to the Apple Education Community, a professional learning hub designed for educators who use Apple technology. Find helpful resources for any skill level - from quick tutorials to inspirational ideas. And grow in this collaborative space as you connect with peers and experts for advice, shared stories, and more.

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