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comments site log in picking my way through the maze of scottish education… sidebar » s i d e b a r « § who’s here? feedjit live blog stats feedjit live blog stats § what am i on about??? #itr12 #smarttable @nwinton access 1 access 2 accessibility ace acfe assignment audioboo blog blogging blogs cfe cpd edublogs edutalk essay forallbadges glow ict imslewis iwb keyboard shortcuts langlees multitouch online resources open badges outdoor learning reflection screencast slf09 smart smart board smart notebook smart table sqa stuart meldrum teachmeet technology the access network tmbeyond tmslf09 twitter wordpress wp cumulus flash tag cloud by roy tanck and luke morton requires flash player 9 or better. § blogroll #learnerham alan stewart's blog andymcswan.com booruch cassie's laws edcompblog ewan mcintosh’s edu.blogs.com fearghal kelly's thoughts glow scotland blog hot milky drink learning, teaching & ict never mind the optics odblog olliebray.com sdisbury.com soul of society stirling high school – microsoft innovative school stuartmeldrum.co.uk teaching with technology the edonis project where is ab? wordpress planet § meta log in entries rss comments rss wordpress.org apple teacher widens its reach jan 30th, 2017 by h-blog last year, when the iphone 7 was launched i think, i had been reading about the new apple teacher program and got quite excited about signing up – only to find out that i couldn’t because it was for the united states only. it did give a page to keep checking back on that they promised to update as the program became available in other countries or regions – and i had even been remembering to check! the last time i checked it was after we came back from the christmas holidays, and i was still faced with the single line of availability: united states anyway, last thursday, i got an email notifying me that the apple distinguished educator (ade) programme was open to applications again. remembering the heft of the application last time, i thought i would have a quick glance to see what was involved this time. imagine my surprise to find that being an exisiting apple teacher was a prerequisite to applying to be an ade ! when i dug deeper into things, i found that the list of countries had been updated (on january 24th, just in time for bett?) and now included australia, denmark, hong kong, ireland, mexico, the netherlands, new zealand, singapore, sweden and the united kingdom as well as the united states. so obviously i had to go and have a look. an early stumbling block you might face is to do with your apple id. the apple teacher site states pretty specifically that it’s your own personal apple id you’ve to sign up with, and not an id provided by your establishment. that’s fine for people like me – who surf the wave of our copious ids with ease – but for some other teachers it may prove a bit more challenging. once you are through the sign-up hoop, you will find yourself logged into the apple teacher learning centre. pick your device of choice – esentially ios or mac – and there are a set of tutorials and quizzes for you to complete to become an apple teacher. i can’t speak for mac, but the ios ones were: ipad pages for ipad keynote for ipad numbers for ipad imovie for ipad garageband for ipad productivity with ipad creativity with ipad having completed the quizzes for ios, i can confirm that they are not pitched at “expert” level, the main plank of evidence being that i managed to pass them all. i got a very nice, shiny email for my trouble: interestingly, passing quizzes opens up more quizzes and the interface itself is pretty user friendly – as you’d expect from apple. i’m looking forward to seeing how the site and the program develop, that’s for sure. if you’re interested, you can sign yourself up for apple teacher at: http://www.apple.com/uk/education/apple-teacher/ no comments » uncategorized apple , apple teacher , clpl , cpd , development , ios , ipad , p office lens….through a lens! jan 27th, 2017 by h-blog it’s been a while since i blogged (a freshly minted child and 2 house moves will do that kind of thing to you….) but i saw something this week that made me think “people need to know about that. i should stick it on my blog.” given how inactive i’ve been on here for so long, there may be a fundamental flaw in my logic there, but we’re going to let that slide for the moment…. office lens – did i mention it was free? the thing that i saw was down to ian stuart. i had been asking some questions about onenote and class notebook, and obviously ian is the go-to-guy for such queries. he came out to visit me at school (many thanks ian!) and ran through a few things with me. one of them was the amazing set of ‘learning tools’ available as a plugin for onenote, and given our ios situation he showed me the free office lens app too, but gave the caveat that it was only available in an iphone version – although this could be used on the ipad like many iphone apps. after i got home, i went to download office lens to my ipad and found out that the info ian had given me was inaccurate. there was an ipad version of office lens available! turns out that it had literally just been released that day. i must have been one of the very first people to download it (and did i mention it was free?). so what does it do? well, put simply, if you have a piece of text, you point office lens at it, take a photo of it and it will then read it to you and also covert it into an editable document. see the pics below for an idea of how it works. first, frame your document in the camera, and capture an image using the onscreen red button. a thumbnail will be displayed of the image you just captured. you can now take more pictures, if you have more pages to scan. choose where you want the image to be sent. let’s start with the immersive reader. the conversion is reasonably quick, on a decent signal at least. immersive reader provides a clean and pretty clutter free interface. press the play button, and the text will be read out to you. the speed of the reading can be varied to suit your individual needs. the current word being spoken is highlighted as it is read, and you can make the speech faster or slower to suit. did i mention it was free? and we’re not finished yet….. if you have a compatible onedrive account – like i don’t know, a school account or through glow – then you can upload the scanned document to word through onedrive…. …where it just happens to become fully editable text. as with any ocr technology, it’s not perfect – but it is pretty good. as an easy to use app which is simple and user friendly, it’s mightily impressive. and did i mention it was free? get it for ios at http://tiny.cc/officelens it’s also available as an android or windows (naturally) app, but i haven’t seen them up and running. definitely worth a look though. so, that’s lens. what about ‘through a lens’? well, an interesting thing happened when i was showing a colleague how lens worked. this technology, which would have been jaw-dropping a couple of years ago say, is free to download and easy to use – and i’m listening to myself say “yeah – it’s a shame you can’t change the colour of the background it’s reading from, or how the highlighting works. and i wish you could add a scottish accent….” and then i stopped and listened to myself. i smiled, and thought about what the app is capable of and what our reaction was to seeing. and it’s a telling glimpse of where we are. we are insatiable. it doesn’t matter how good a piece of software, or hardware or work is, we always want it to do more, be more, achieve more. which is good, in a way, and where progress and improvement comes from. but sometimes you just need to stop for a minute and say good job, well done. so microsoft; good job, well done. no comments » uncategorized calgary here i come! apr 4th, 2014 by h-blog so, it’s been a while since i posted, but i had some really exciting news today and thought this would be a good p

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