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claymation kleɪˈmeɪʃ(ə)n/ noun a method of film animation using adjustable clay figures and stop-motion photography.   In the past, animation production was often too daunting or impractical for many educational contexts. Specialised, expensive equipment was required and...

Educators, artists, and all kinds of tech-enthusiasts ask me about equipment to get started with their iPads in the classroom, so I thought I’d share five of my favourite creative add-ons for iPad art-making. It was hard to narrow down the picks, but the five tools below...

Note to teachers:  iMovie makes creating short films easy! iMove is a powerful creative tool for teaching and learning. You can use it for a myriad of applications, such as digital storytelling, narrative, documenting experiences, reflecting on learning…and so much more.  ...

Clip Art for free Check out openclipart.org!  This site is a wonderful resource for teachers as their diverse collection of clip art can be used by anyone for any reason…and it is all for free!  Copy, modify and distribute (even for commercial purposes), without the need to...

“People gathered on the piazza of St Peter’s to witness the arrival of Pope Francis I light up the evening with the mass of screens they are holding up: as they stand in this vast public space looking at the distant figures in front of the basilica, they are...

To begin this post with a bit of a giggle, and some good advice, check out this iMovie from Tony Vincent.  He presented this classic clip at ‘Slide 2 Learn’ (originally posted here).   How to choose the best stylus “Until Paper for iPad launched, we...