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Table of Contents
Part I: Framework
1: Introduction: Using Apps for Learning with Literacy
2: Acquiring Disciplinary Literacies
3: Planning Instruction (includes app recommendations)
Part II: Different Disciplinary Literacies Fostered through Using iPads or iPhones
4: Accessing and Assessing Information to Learn
5: Reading Digitally to Learn
6: Writing to Learn
7: Discussion to Learn
8: Images to Learn
9: Audio and Video Productions to Learn
10: Games and Simulations to Learn
Part III: Evaluation and Assessment of Learning
11: Reflection to Learn
12: Professional Development to Learn
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