Learn about Apps for iPad, iPhone & iPod Touch in Oklahoma City April 15th

By Wesley Fryer On April 4, 2011 · · Add Comment

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You’re invited to attend the workshop, “iPhone & iPad Apps for Productivity and Fun” on Friday, April 15th in Oklahoma City at the OKC Coworking Collaborative downtown. More information and online registration is available via EventBrite. The workshop description is:

Bring your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch to this hands-on, interactive workshop as together we explore some of the best applications for productivity as well as fun available for Apple’s mobile devices! Free as well as commercial apps will be demonstrated including applications for education, photo sharing, news, social networking, digital storytelling, musical expression, art, audio recording, games, and more! If you have an iOS device (iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch) you’ll learn about a wealth of useful as well as engaging applications in this dynamic workshop.

My linked curriculum for this workshop is available on wiki.wesfryer.com/workshops/handouts/ios. I’ll be making some additions and adjustments to it in advance and following the workshop.

Online Ticketing for iPhone & iPad Apps for Productivity and Fun (OKC)

This workshop will be offered again in Claremore, Oklahoma (near Tulsa) on May 12th. The previous day, on May 11th, I’ll be teaching a “Google Documents, Spreadsheets, Forms, Presentations & Drawing BYOL Workshop” in Claremore. Please share these workshop opportunities with other educators. Virtual registration / participation is also available for each session!

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