Reviewing the helpful classroom applications of an app was definitely a good way to help me in preparing to become a teacher. I had no idea there was a list of actual educational standards that needed to be met by an app in order to consider it useful in a classroom, so reading that list definitely helped me to consider things like that. It was fun messing around with the capture software, but since I don't have a Mac, I was unable to use Quicktime to make my video. Instead, I had to download two seperate IPad apps and two apps for my PC in order to get things to work, and I was quite proud of myself and my technological skills.
I will definitely use the app KomaKoma in my future classroom, and I may even have my students record reviews of their own if my classroom has the technology, since I think this is a good assignment to get people (myself included) to think critically and apply what they know.
I will definitely use the app KomaKoma in my future classroom, and I may even have my students record reviews of their own if my classroom has the technology, since I think this is a good assignment to get people (myself included) to think critically and apply what they know.