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This school year Mercy will be hosting its fifth annual Tech Talk for K-12 Educators. We have moved the conference to November for the first time, so planning began over the summer. I have not minded a bit. The collaborations … Continue reading →

We have just submitted a brand new multi-touch book to Apple, Inc. which captures Mercy educational technology. We are anxious to publish it to iBooks but will not do so until Apple finishes a review. Composing and pulling together together … Continue reading →

It is possible that the the maintenance team is the most digitally operational team in the building. Besides using HVAC controls that can be operated by phone, most of the team’s communication is app based. Maintenance Request Tickets   Two years … Continue reading →

This is twelfth and last in a series of blog “snapshots” of how Mercy students benefit from using iPad technology (and other tools) throughout the school day.  

This is the eleventh in a series of blog “snapshots” of how Mercy students benefit from using iPad technology (and other tools) throughout the school day. The religious studies department is one of the most adventuress when it comes to educational … Continue reading →

This is the tenth in a series of blog “snapshots” of how Mercy students benefit from using iPad technology (and other tools) throughout the school day. In the photos below, students in Geometry Honors are using GeoGebra to investigate the relationship … Continue reading →

This is the ninth in a series of blog “snapshots” of how Mercy students benefit from using iPad technology (and other tools) throughout the school day. Photos by Larry Baker and Julie Earle The Mercy College Counseling Program is more than … Continue reading →

This is the eighth in a series of blog “snapshots” of how Mercy students benefit from using iPad technology (and other tools) throughout the school day. Most of my these posts focus on the academic courses, but in this one shows you … Continue reading →

Last month, the  iWizards sent out a survey to the student body, asking them these essential questions: 1) What are the iPad apps you use regularly for school? 2) What iPad apps do you find most essential to your learning … Continue reading →