Renee+Sarafin

There were two sessions that I got the most out of. Much of the conference was frustrating because we only have 2 smartboards at the high school and are not going to be getting anymore. There are still some teachers who don’t have an ELMO.

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I know everybody doesn’t have an iPhone, but for those that do, here is a list of Apps to look for. Prices range from free to $1.99. I don’t have all the descriptions but will update them as I check them out.
 * AppBox Pro**—utility bundle suite
 * DropBox**-a free service that holds your stuff; you get 2g, but can pay for more space. You can give students access and you can have them drop in assignments
 * GorillaCam**- Better camera that includes a timer, time lapse, a 3 shot burst, and you can touch anywhere on the screen for the shutter release button
 * GoogleEarth**
 * Evernote.com**
 * Touchmouse**-Mac users can use their iPhone as a mouse
 * Anti-Mosquito**-only kids can hear the annoying sound
 * Audioboo**-web service to give a feed onto your web page to create podcasts
 * 3 minute audio**-audio twitter
 * Bento**-database tool
 * Graphing calculator**
 * Educate**
 * Eduteacher**-it will grab teacher oriented material; educteacher.net
 * Howcast**-has many "How To" pod casts
 * Ted.org**
 * Mydvr**
 * Stanza**-similar to the Kindle
 * Encyclopedia**
 * Wifitrak**
 * DragonDictation**-30 second limit on speech to text
 * Text Expander**