Mastering the Cloud: Moving Content Between iPads and Other Classroom Technologies - 832-686

Wondering how to move that story your student created on an iPad into another app, print it, email it, send it to another computer or iPad, or access it at home? Dan will demonstrate strategies to move images, files, video, fill-in forms, quizzes, eBooks and more between all of your technologies and applications. Learn how to push, send and provide access to quizzes, social stories, learning activities, books, assignments or video modeling clips to any technology your student is using—including iPads/iPods—wherever they may be, and track student progress. Use these technologies as an alternate means for classroom communication. From switch-accessible products, broadcasting or recording your iPad screen and creating accessible eBooks to multimedia tools for creating activities for learning and communication, it's all here using a variety of solutions! Master these emerging technologies so all of your devices become shared tools for learning and communication.  Participants are encouraged to bring their own devices.

About the Presenter

Dan Herlihy is an Assistive Technology/Technology Resource Specialist, and is a national conference presenter on topics ranging from Creating Access on the Fly, Working with High and Low Incidence Disabilities, Creating Access to the Arts to Using Digital Images in the Classroom as a Teaching and Learning Tool. His consultant company, Connective Technology Solutions, reflects what he does best - seeing the connections between hardware and software, and how they can be utilized together. His expertise is in taking diverse technologies, and connecting them to provide digital solutions for student’s curriculum access and success.

 Cost: ( Lunch included)

AT Academy Members: Free!

 Districts with AT Services: $85

 All others: $150

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