Curriculum+Folders

=Once you start collecting Apps your devices could be become very untidy.= =You will need to organise some into folders and you might make Curriculum Pages=

=Students and teachers can waste a lot of time looking for Apps. They need to be categorised and organised into folders.= =Set up 'curriculum' pages.= = =

= Maths : These could be set up into strand, stages and/or Number Knowledge and Number Strategies.= =Students should be directed to the folders that are related to the teaching and learning intention of that day.=

= ** Writing ** Literacy needs to split up into at least Reading and Writing. Depending on how many apps you have you may split it even further to have a Spelling and Grammar page. In this example I like to have a separate folder that offers many different ways to publish. =

=** Reading **= =In this example the books have been divided up into Junior and Senior Books. You may want to consider reading ages as folder names.= =I have separated the 'interactive' books such as [|Mushroom Age] or [|The Mystery of the Crystal Porter] as they have less reading and more interactive tasks in them.=



= **Music** = =I have divided up the music apps into the different categories of= =Wind, Percussion, Strings, Singing, Piano=

= **Art** = =There are so many wonderful art apps available. I have separated the drawing ones from the apps that do special effects.=

=The other curriculum apps like Social Sciences and Science can be divided up between pages as well.= =Once these are organised you will need to start thinking about a Student Digital Toolkit.=