Citations
All mentions of "Fires" or "Fires in the Bathroom" are referencing Fires in the Bathroom: Advice for Teachers from High School Students by Kathleen Cushman (2003). NY: The New Press.
All mentions of "Wes Fryer's book" or "Playing with Media" are referencing "Playing with Media: Simple Ideas for Powerful Sharing" by Wesley Fryer (July 2011).http://playingwithmedia.com/pages/about
All mentions of "Wes Fryer's book" or "Playing with Media" are referencing "Playing with Media: Simple Ideas for Powerful Sharing" by Wesley Fryer (July 2011).http://playingwithmedia.com/pages/about
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
iPad Personalization
I had always wanted to use an iPad for a while to see if I wanted to buy one for myself at some point. I have an iPhone and iPod Touch so I am quite familiar with the operating system. I do like the bigger screen on the iPads. I feel that the picture is a lot clearer, but I didn't notice much of a change in the loading and processing feature between the iPad and iPhone. The feature I liked most about the iPad is using annotation. Being able to highlight, circle, and jots notes electronically on a PDF is a really cool feature. An annoying aspect of the iPad was the wideness of the keyboard. It made it very hard to hold and type at the same time. I didn't always have the time to put it down and type and doing so while holding it proved difficult. The battery life I found to be spectacular even running multiple apps all day. I only found myself charging it once every three days or so and I used it heavily. Overall, I didn't see enough differences besides shear size to convince me to buy one for myself. Annotation isn't worth $500.
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