2015
DOI: 10.1177/1053451215585793
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Implementing iPads in the Inclusive Classroom Setting

Abstract: This column provides practical suggestions to help guide teachers in utilizing classroom sets of iPads. Following a brief introduction to tablet technology in inclusive classrooms and the origin of these recommendations from a case study focus group, important elements of setting up classroom iPad use, from finding funding to teaching apps, are explained in practical terms.

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“…Increased student engagement, motivation, and independence are apparent benefits of using iPad apps integrated into academic lessons (Baig, 2013;Flewitt, Kucirkova, & Messer, 2014;Johnson, D., 2013;Miller, Krockover, & Doughy, 2013). Maich and Hall (2016) provided suggestions for teachers using iPads in inclusive classroom settings, starting with planning for use and including using the data collection feature of some apps to support acquisition of IEP goals. However, these benefits can only be achieved if apps are chosen appropriately (Perry et al, 2016).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Increased student engagement, motivation, and independence are apparent benefits of using iPad apps integrated into academic lessons (Baig, 2013;Flewitt, Kucirkova, & Messer, 2014;Johnson, D., 2013;Miller, Krockover, & Doughy, 2013). Maich and Hall (2016) provided suggestions for teachers using iPads in inclusive classroom settings, starting with planning for use and including using the data collection feature of some apps to support acquisition of IEP goals. However, these benefits can only be achieved if apps are chosen appropriately (Perry et al, 2016).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Emerging learning environments such as flipped classrooms, and communal, collaborative, customized, and connected learning spaces have intensified the need for "appification" in education. By creating a diverse environment in which a wide variety of apps are used to increase learning opportunities, mobile learning entails many benefits and challenges for learners with varied abilities and preferences (Lai et al, 2013;Maich and Hall, 2016;Noble and Russell, 2013;Pegrum, et al, 2013Pilgrim et al, 2012Wellings and Levine, 2009). For instance, many game-based apps have been developed to improve the conventional "drill and skill" function in a playful fashion.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Bien qu'il existe de nombreux sites Internet permettant les échanges entre enseignants de pratiques, d'applications utiles et de témoignages d'expériences intéressantes menées avec des tablettes numériques, les résultats de recherches empiriques sont peu nombreux sur leur utilisation en classe (Huber, 2012;Karsenti et Fievez, 2013;Devauchelle, 2014;Maich et Hall, 2016) et sur leurs impacts sur l'enseignement-apprentissage. Si, par exemple, les travaux du centre canadien HabiloMédias documentent le point de vue des enseignants sur l'influence ou non des technologies numériques sur la qualité de l'apprentissage (Steeves, 2012), on connait peu les usages pédagogiques et didactiques (Huber, 2012), et encore moins ceux qui influent réellement sur la réussite des élèves lors de l'usage du iPad en classe (Alluin, 2010).…”
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