Posts Tagged ‘iPhone 4’
Posted by smschoolbigtech on August 2, 2010
Episode 12: The Cylon
In this episode:
Andrew jailbreaks his iPhone4…from a website!!! http://jailbreakme.com – Is it now OK to Jailbreak your iPhone? NPR covers the story here – http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=128772296
Danny returns from Google Teacher Academy in London,
other lead learners
kernkelley
lthumann
dajbelshaw
tombarrett
ZoeRoss19
Great Stuff from New GCT
OliverQuinlan and presentation link
Link to Google Teacher Academy Resources
This Thursday Live from Minarets High School for Rock Star Teacher Tech Camp – the next episode of Small School Big Tech
Blue Yeti
Blue SnowBall
The Ringer
The Cylon
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Posted by smschoolbigtech on July 9, 2010
Episode 9: Don’t Put Bananas In Your Laptop Bags
In this episode: More iPhone 4 talk since Andrew and Danny now both have one, Andrew goes off on Big Curriculum and asks why Technology is not integrated into the big publisher’s offerings, sync multiple Google Calendars to your iPhone Calendar – https://www.google.com/calendar/iphoneselect, add Google mobile apps to your home screen - http://m.google.com, see your iPhone 4 screen’s potential with the Trip Out app, Danny finds a surprise waiting for him in his notebook bag and Google is finally linking regular Google tools to Google Apps accounts, although neither Danny or Andrew are exactly sure how that is going to work.
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Posted by smschoolbigtech on July 2, 2010
Episode 8: Another Year Bites The Dust
Final days of the fiscal school year and the crunch is on. We talk about how iTalc can be used (or not) for Classroom management (finally some school tech). We might actually get some Grants next year. How do you go after money for Tech? Leave us some feed back on the WordPress site (no its not Google Sites anymore). The jinx is still on; no iPhone 4 for us. The power of the iPhone 4 camera/video – The Ducati “156 Turns” iPhone 4 movie and BONUS: “Apple of My Eye” – another cool iPhone 4 film. Andrew upgrades a 3G to iOS 4 (woof, woof) and then jailbreaks it for fun.
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Posted by smschoolbigtech on June 24, 2010
Episode 7: Four Lone Nuts
Show notes:
In this episode: Today’s special guest: Joe Bower from Red Deer, Alberta, Canada. And back again, Jon Corippo (the “Helpful Guy”) from Minarets High School, Oneal’s, CA. Joe talks about how he got into blogging (“For the Love of Learning”), the education reforms taking place in Alberta, Canada, field trips and his views on National Standards and Grades. We touch on Finland’s Teacher Centric Approach to reforming their Education System: http://www.rethinkingschools.org/archive/24_04/24_04_finland.shtml and http://www.edutopia.org/international-teaching-learning-assessment-video. Jon shares his experiences and thoughts on teaching without textbooks and pimps the Rock Star Teacher Summer Tech Camp, at Minarets High School August 3-5, 2010. Danny didn’t get an iPhone 4 but the guy sitting next to him at lunch did. Andrew deals with technical problems, most of which are on the cutting room floor (and apologizes for typing so loud during the podcast).
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