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EdReach is working directly with Flipboard, Subtext, MentorMob, Ask3, Haiku Deck, and Google to create a series of workshops that will give you great ideas to use with students, and for managing your classroom. They've also found some of the most talented educators to run these.

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Flipboard is the most popular way to catch up on all the news you care about, discover amazing things from around the world, and stay connected to the people closest to you. You can save and collect the things you love into your own magazines like “Education & Technology” or “Class Ideas.” In this 1:1 series we will show you how to use Flipboard as a resource for you, as an educator, or in your classroom.

Learn more about Flipboard: http://flipboard.com/

Download the free Flipboard app: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/flipboard-your-social-news/id358801284

Subtext is a reading platform (iPad, Web) that lets classroom groups collaborate in the pages of any digital book, article, PDF or document. Join three Subtext teacher veterans to learn how to find content, create groups, and start discussions with higher elementary or middle/high school students. Bring your iPad and follow along during this ‘demo & do’ session and you’ll leave knowing the basics of Subtext!

Learn more about Subtext: visit http://www.subtext.com/

Download their free app: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/subtext/id457556753?mt=8&ign-mpt=uo%3D4

Mentor Mob is the best place to organize learning on the web, whether it be by storing your own playlists or discovering new lists from the 1000s already created. The power of Mentor Mob is that it allows users, both teachers and students, to harness open content from anywhere on the internet and, easily, feed it into a simple step by step playlist. In this 1:1 series, we will show you how to make your own playlists and, also, share the best lists that are already found in the Mentor Mob library.

Learn more about MentorMob: http://www.mentormob.com/

Participants will see a wide variety of uses for the Ask3 app in a 1:1 iPad classroom. Rebecca Wildman will share many tips and tricks to help deploy the app successfully in the classroom. She will share student examples and her experiences using Ask3 with students.

In this workshop, you are invited to join Haiku Deck Guru, Rafranz Davis as she gives insight into how students can use Haiku Deck to transform learning. Whether you teach kindergarten or Senior English, Rafranz will share her expertise on the ins and outs of creating in the classroom. In the span of 45 minutes, you’ll leave this workshop understanding how to create a conversation in lieu of a presentation.

Learn more about Haiku Deck at http://www.haikudeck.com

Download the free Haiku Deck app: http://www.appstore.com/haikudeck

Blending the power of Google and Apple yields engaging and relevant classroom possibilities for students of all ages. In this installment on the EdReach summer learning series, we will explore different Google applications and web services and suggest integration strategies for your classroom. The iPad is about to go Google!

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Learn more and to sign up for the EdReach Summer Learning Series here: http://edreach.us/1to1