Screencasting on the iPad!  For Free!

In this episode, the ScreenChomp App is showcased.

It is meant as a rough “tutorial” and mainly as an introduction to the possibilities we might have using this with our students.

This is a special episode of 2 demo-screencasts of FluidMath.

FluidMath is a cool, new math software for tablet pc and IWB users.  It can recognize handwriting and then solve, graph and animate on the fly.

Their Web site is http://www.fluiditysoftware.com/.

A quick look at how easy it is to create cylinders and prisms in Google SketchUp (free).

http://sketchup.google.com/

“Kat”, a 7th Grader,  returns to shows us something she recently learned… “Reflections”.

The Mathtrain App is now available in the iTunes Store.

Yup, it’s free.

Created by 8th grade student, Andrew Rothman.

Spread the Word to End the Word message Our Lincoln Middle School students wanted to share this important message about the “R” word.  We are rebroadcasting this video today, on 03.02.11.  Thanks!

This is a remix (we added music) of our 2nd student-created mathcast which aired in 2007.  “Billy Billy” was not her real name.  She picked this name as her alias just after “Bob” picked her alias.

Simple Interest in the setting of banking.

We are trying this one out in HD.

Here is a look at how to figure out “percent of a number” problems using a proportion.

Watch 6th grader, papatom, explain how to find percents.