How to Increase Your Productivity Using the iPad

I’m pleased to be working with Educational Research Newsletter again this month to put on a webinar for educators with iPads. While this isn’t a free event, the advantage is that you can have an entire team of administrators and/or teachers participate under one registration.

How to Increase Your Productivity Using the iPad
WHEN: Tuesday, January 17, 2012, 1-2:30 p.m. Eastern Time

SNAPSHOT: Every day you wonder how you could possibly do your job without email, search engines, your laptop, smartphone and many other technology tools. The next frontier in your quest for greater effectiveness is the iPad, rapidly becoming the new standard for mobile productivity.

Most educators are not sitting at their computers in their offices all day. They are on the move, interacting with administrators, educators students, parents and other professionals. A desktop and even a laptop cannot keep up with the pace you typically set. Many educators have found that the iPad is ideally suited to helping them manage the complexity of their work, expanding the possibilities and opportunities for improving their performance beyond those offered by paper- and desktop-based tools alone.

Webinar, link to recording and CD-ROM $197 – click here to register

You will be able to both hear the webinar and view the PowerPoint on the CD-ROM.

Justin received outstanding reviews for his last webinar, “The High-Performance administrator: How to Better Manage Time, Workflow & Communication to Maximize Your Impact on Student Learning”. Now he helps you go one step further by showing you how to maximize use of your iPad.

WEBINAR TOPICS:

• Selecting the right apps—finding high-quality tools for your essential work
• Developing a workflow—making your data move smoothly between apps
• Looking for learning—conducting classroom observations and walkthroughs with the iPad
• Beyond tapping—selecting a Bluetooth external keyboard for faster text input
• A thousand words—how to use photos and video to gather evidence of student learning and prompt professional learning conversations
• Show up and follow through—managing your time and tasks with iCal, OmniFocus, and other essential productivity apps
• Finding your files—managing and syncing documents using Dropbox and more

You can register on the ERN website.