iPads for Scholars at UVM

Our first roundtable on the iPad, “iPads for Scholars,” was held at the Center for Teaching and Learning, Wednesday, 9/8/2010. As one might expect, the web has been awash with articles, opinions, and comments about the iPad. Here are a few, from a variety of sources, that address some of the issues and in so doing represent common themes and memes. Some are enthusiastic, some are naysayers, some seem to be clear attempts at ‘first kids on the block’ headline grabbers:

Notre Dame Launches First Paperless ‘iPad Class’ – By Timon Singh, Inhabitat, Sept. 7, 2010
How Schools are Putting the IPad to Work
– By Joel Mathis (of Macworld), PCWorld, Aug. 26, 2010
iPad: The New Big Gadget on Campus
– By Gus G. Sentementes, The Baltimore Sun, Aug. 22, 2010
50 Useful Resources for Students With an iPad
– Accredited Online Colleges Blog, July 27, 2010 (links)
Apple’s iPad Goes to College
– By Chris Foresman, cnn.com, July 26, 2010
iPad for Education Revisited
– By Lee Wilson, The Education Business Blog, June 2, 2010
First iPad University Course: An Interview with Eric Greenburg of Notre Dame
– By The eLearning Coach, May 16, 2010
iPad more resources on whether it is any good in the classroom
– By David Hopkins, elearning blog don’t waste your time, May 7, 2010 (with links and quotes from others)
University Presses Get Creative in an iPad World
– By Hannah Elliott, Forbes.com, May 6, 2010
Will the iPad Revolutionize Higher Education?
– By Adam Peck, Think Magazine, April 21, 2010
University to Provide iPads for All New Students
– By Lauren Indvik, The Mashable Apple, March 30, 2010
The iPad and the Historian
– By Sean Kheraj, Canadian History and Environment, January, 28, 2010
iPads in Education
– an ongoing NING with links and comments from many

Next up: What’s on your iPad?

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