This document discusses using iPads in a 1st grade classroom where students use American Sign Language and English. It describes building an ASL video library by converting DVDs to digital format and storing them in Dropbox for students to access. The document also mentions using FaceTime and iMessage for ASL conversations and providing more educational video ideas like science DVDs and read alouds. The overall purpose is to share how iPads can support technology and video resources for an ASL and English classroom.

1. Classroom Video
Technology on iPads
Adam Stone
April 17, 2012
Apple @ NYCDOE

2. About Me
• 1st Grade Teacher at P.S. 347 The ASL and
English Lower School (47lowerschool.org)
• Students use ASL and English
• iPads at 347 - www.foundinblank.com
1. Video Library
2. FaceTime & iMessage

3. Building an ASL Library

4. Building an ASL Library
DVDs
(via HandBrake)
Dropbox
Student
Videos

7. More Ideas for Videos
on Dropbox...
• Rip science or history DVDs for students to
watch and re-watch at their own pace
• Record read alouds; students can do
independent read-alongs
• Collaborative video projects

8. ASL Conversations
FaceTime iMessage

11. Thanks!
Please visit www.foundinblank.com
for more ideas about using iPads in
the classroom
Adam Stone - P.S. 347