By Nancy on January 27, 2012
First, I still feel like I have a lot to learn about maximizing my use of the iPad. Probably the most helpful thing for me is using it as a reader for my textbooks and professional updates. I have a slight vision problem that makes reading printed materials an exercise in various reading glasses and [...]
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By Nancy on December 4, 2011
I wrote a post and hit publish. It failed because I had not given it a title. I went in and gave it a title and selected publish but it the failed again. I logged out and went back in and made the connection that each time I had gone in I had to update [...]
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By Nancy on December 4, 2011
I am finding “little” apps such as temperature converter, phrase book are the ones I often refer students to. I anticipate that sometime next semester I will pull together a list that I can include in my syllabus.
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By Nancy on October 21, 2011
This week I was able to use this app with students in pathophysiology. It allows you to set your vision to what it would be like if you had cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration or diabetic retinopathy. Everything you look at through the iPad camera will be adjusted. Allowed students to see how taking noes, watching [...]
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By Nancy on September 27, 2011
It works! This app allows you to use your iPad as the whiteboard and therefore project up on the screens the computer projects too. I am not fortunate enough to get to use the ctl classrooms this semester so am back in my big old classroom in coyner. The computer projects to two large screens [...]
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By Nancy on June 13, 2011
Hope the picture appears. I was at a conference and my ipad allowed me to capture ideas in a way that others can really understand.
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By Nancy on May 18, 2011
This app has an individual tap as many black circles as possible. Great for hand rehab and eye hand coordination.
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By Nancy on May 18, 2011
This app is currently free. It helps an individual learn controlled breathing techniques. I will use in class to show students how visual and and auditory aids facilitate learning. Could use as an instructional aid for patients with various breathing disorders.
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By Nancy on May 11, 2011
Almost forgot! My mind is still swimming with ideas as to how I will use the camera and video in class and lab. Wondering what apps will work at clinical sites with firewalls. Can I use nurse squared with this? Good thing I have summer to pull some ideas together.
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By Nancy on May 10, 2011
Fumbled a bit but it worked and connected to home wireless
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