Create an online ‘textbook’ with Flipboard
This Professional Development opportunity presents an idea that I came across while at Learning 2.014 (courtesy of Jeff Utecht). As a longtime Flipboard user, the use of Flipboard always seemed geared mostly towards individual consumption of news, blogs and social media feeds.
Flipboard presents content in a beautiful way. But in this session, we show you how to use Flipboard for classroom learning. It's simple and intuitive.
The premise quite simply is to create a Flipboard Magazine, and then clip content from across the internet into it. It's easy and fast to do this. The great part though is that not only can people 'Follow' your Magazine, but if invited, can contribute to it as well in a collaborative manner.
For the teacher, used to posting links to various individual pieces of content to students through Learning Management Systems such as Schoology (as is the case at KIS), this provides the 'Curation' add on.
Session Objective: Create a Flipboard Magazine, add Content, and Share.
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Monday, February 9, 2015
Friday, August 22, 2014
Pearson Successnet eText Browser Settings
Pearson Successnet eTexts
Pearson Successnet eTexts are great resources, but somewhat troublesome to get working on our devices. Here is the definitive collection of Settings for the iPad and MacOS. Follow the instructions below, and your device should be happy to open Pearson's eTexts.
With these resources, they use Pop-ups & Flash. The iPad does not like Flash, and most browsers, do not like Pop-ups. Here is how to fix it.
Friday, August 8, 2014
Macbook and iPad MDM and Wifi Setup for 2014 at KIS
To improve WiFi Connectivity for Educational devices at KIS, several changes were made in the summer.
KIS's Mobile Device Manager (MDM) will automatically deploy the KIS_M password. This will no longer be given out freely. To assist gaining access to the MDM to deploy the password, a wifi network KIS_Visitor has been setup. This will only access the KIS MDM enrolment pages.
To use KIS_Visitor, go to the WiFi symbol at the top of the screen, and Select KIS_Visitor. Launch Safari or Google Chrome. From here, KIS_Visitor will want you to select 'Guest'. The Password is kisv1234
To add your Macbook or iPad to the MDM, visit this page via the KIS_Visitor network, or your home network. I would recommend loading this website in Safari or Google Chrome. Enter your LDAP login, which is your MacID. The password for faculty is kisstaff, and the default password for students is kisstudent. This will prompt your device to begin the enrolment procedure.
On the Macbook, a "QuickAdd" package will download. Open this file. A Mac's default settings will not open this directly. To remedy this, Go to System Preferences / Security. Click on the "Open Anyway" button to start the enrolment.
On the iPad, the procedure is very similar. But for students, please gain assistance from the EdTech office, as there is another step. After you visit the enrolment page, and entered your LDAP details, Follow the prompts for "install". After the profiles are all installed, Safari will give you a message that the installation is complete.
Only Educational devices will be on the WiFi service, meaning Macbooks and iPads. If there is an educational need for an extra device, please see the IT Help Desk for assistance.
KIS's Mobile Device Manager (MDM) will automatically deploy the KIS_M password. This will no longer be given out freely. To assist gaining access to the MDM to deploy the password, a wifi network KIS_Visitor has been setup. This will only access the KIS MDM enrolment pages.
To use KIS_Visitor, go to the WiFi symbol at the top of the screen, and Select KIS_Visitor. Launch Safari or Google Chrome. From here, KIS_Visitor will want you to select 'Guest'. The Password is kisv1234
To add your Macbook or iPad to the MDM, visit this page via the KIS_Visitor network, or your home network. I would recommend loading this website in Safari or Google Chrome. Enter your LDAP login, which is your MacID. The password for faculty is kisstaff, and the default password for students is kisstudent. This will prompt your device to begin the enrolment procedure.
On the Macbook, a "QuickAdd" package will download. Open this file. A Mac's default settings will not open this directly. To remedy this, Go to System Preferences / Security. Click on the "Open Anyway" button to start the enrolment.
On the iPad, the procedure is very similar. But for students, please gain assistance from the EdTech office, as there is another step. After you visit the enrolment page, and entered your LDAP details, Follow the prompts for "install". After the profiles are all installed, Safari will give you a message that the installation is complete.
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