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EPISODE · Mar 30, 2015 · 46 MIN

WEP 0005: Using iTunes U: Interview with Larry Reiff

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In this episode of The Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly Croy interviews Larry Reiff about iTunes U, speaking at conferences and more. Larry Reiff is an amazing English teacher in Roslyn, New York, a Google Certified Teacher, and an Apple Distinguished Educator. Larry is featured on Apple's website for his work using iPads and iTunes U, for a Romeo & Juliet project. Here's the link, and you will want to click it, because it is incredibly cool: https://www.apple.com/education/ipad/teach-with-ipad/classroom/romeo-and-juliet/ Kelly and Larry talk about iTunes U, iBooks Author, the Apple Distinguished Educator Program, going 1:1 with iPads, a paperless classroom, speaking at conferences, SXSW, James Cross on binge learning, Dr. Chris Penny on iBeacons, and much, much, more.     You can visit Larry's personal website at: www.MrReiff.com   Larry's most influential book: The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay by Michael Chabon. Find out why! Recommended Apps: SimpleMind+ iFunFace Tellagami Please visit the Wired Educator Blog at www.WiredEducator.com and please click here to leave The Wired Educator Podcast a 5 Star Review and write a rating so awesome I have to mention you on the next episode.   

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