• Download i-Nigma (free) from the Appstore. This app allows you to read QR Codes.
• Go to one of the QR Codes stationed around the room. Scan it using i-Nigma. A new webpage will appear.
• Read the question on the page, then, open up Notes.
• Type the answers to the questions on a new note. (If you aren't sure of the answer, make an educated guess.)
• When you have answered all of he questions, email your note to David (freedavida@gmail.com).

• Download the Sundry Notes (free) app from the Appstore
• Once downloaded, go through the quick overview and tutorial.
• Create a new note and add at least 3 different elements to your note page (text, drawing, audio, image, etc.)
• Create a new note page, and add 3 things you want to be able to do with your iPad this year with your students. Try using 3 different elements to your page.

• Editing Google Docs on The Go (Blog Post & Video)
• Share your docs on the go with the improved Google Docs for mobile (Blog Post)
• Login to your Google account at docs.google.com
• Open a document and click edit. 
• Your work is automagically saved in "the cloud." It is backed up and you can access it from any web browser.
• Pros/Cons to editing and viewing files in Google Docs?

• Try collaborative editing with us using this demo document. 

BONUS: Click on the downward chevron and select "use desktop version" to have access to additional features.

Optional: Try creating a Form, which can easily be filled out on an iPad (for custom walk through or rubrics).