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Recommended iBooks

  • Author By ibuddha
  • Publication date January 20, 2015
  • Categories: ePubs & Ibooks, Inclusive strategies
  • Tags: iBooks

Contents

  • 1 Supporting diverse learners
  • 2 Challenge Based Learning
    • 2.1 ‘Big Ideas’ Series
    • 2.2 One Best Thing Series
  • 3 Further reading
    • 3.1 Related
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Supporting diverse learners

The following books are available for free on the iBooks Store.

  • Alchin, Greg: Inclusive Design for iBooks Author
  • Davies, Jeanette: Dyslexia
  • Davies, Jeanette: iPad Tips and Tricks  with a focus on accessibility
  • Harrison, Michael: iHear
  • Hills, Christopher and Perez, Luis: Handsfree
  • Hills, Alchin, Harrison, Davies and Woodbridge  Accessibility at Home
  • Perez, Luis: Apple Watch – Tips and Tricks with a focus on accessibility
  • Perez, Luis: Zoom In
  • Smith, Craig: The iPad Model Classroom
  • Woodbridge, David: iSee – Apple Products From a Blind Perspective

 

Challenge Based Learning

‘Big Ideas’ Series

  • Challenge Based Learning – Power – Elyse Macdonald and Others
    Created by staff at Ringwood Secondary College.
  • Challenge Based Learning – Power – Corrie Barclay and Others
    Co created by teachers and Year 6, 7 and 8 students at manor Lakes P-12 College
  • Challenge Based Learning – Power – Adele Brice and Others
    Created by teachers and Year 1 & 2 students at Wonga Park Primary School.
  • Challenge Based Learning – Power – Ringwood North Primary School
    Created by Year 2 students at RNPS and Others

One Best Thing Series

One Best Thing is a collection of books created by Apple Distinguished Educators (ADEs) that demonstrate the use of Apple technologies to transform teaching ​and learning. Each One Best Thing book shares a unit, a lesson, or a best practice and is designed to help another educator implement a successful practice. It’s a professional learning idea championed by an educator—in word and action—that others can look to for ideas and tips on how to replicate. Some examples are:

  • Reaching All Learners: Utilising Student Interests to Empower Accessibility – Craig Smith.
    In this book, Craig discusses the importance of personal interests for children on the Autism Spectrum cannot be overstated. Learn how this educator leveraged the passions of his students in order to empower them to access the expectations of the school curriculum using film and multimedia production.
  • Express Yourself: The Art of Me – April Requard
    In this book, April discusses using technology,  takes a traditional silhouette art project and redefines it. This project combines language arts, fine arts, and technology as students grades 3 and up create a modern expression of identity.
  • Write to Change the World: Challenge Based Learning for Persuasive Writing – Katie Morrow

Further reading

Check out the related posts

  • An introduction into eBooks
  • ePub tools for iPads

 

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