Key information from position tip sheets and game plan Weekly front recognition for our offensive line Here are some uses I see for the flashcard apps:Ĭoverage indicators for our next opponent This is something I will definitely be using. I like the first two apps because they are simple to use and the player mentally drilling with the flashcard is given instant feedback. This is an app that seems very powerful in aiding in the teaching of concepts and I plan to explore it more.
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This one gives many more options, but I would see this as a spring ball or camp install use only. I could see this as creating video flash cards for install, but during a game week I’m not sure if I’d have the time to go through those steps.
I just don’t feel that currently this would be an efficient use of time.
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The only problem is I’m not quite sure how to get hudl video into the iPad photo library without going through several steps. Mental Case 2 was third app I really liked because it had the ability to use video in the flashcard. Because of the ability to share the cards with players, this will be the app I use. The only thing I don’t like is that ad banners run across the top of the free version. Now they can take a few minutes between classes, eating at the cafeteria, or walking to class to review what they need to know. The email provides a link to the app store so they can download it to their iPhone or iPad. I really liked that you have the ability to email your stack of cards to other people. Like Chegg it provided feedback on the number correct. When choosing the multiple choice mode, it scores it for you as right or wrong. It gave me the ability to have multiple choice answers for each card. They then have the option to start the quiz again or only complete a quiz on the wrong pile of cards.Īnother app I tried and like is gFlash+. When they get through all of the cards they get a percentage score of how many they got correct. Players can start the quiz and put the card in the correct pile or incorrect pile. Taking a screenshot from Hudl or any other video on your iPad is easy, and then that image can be imported as one side of the flashcard with the other side giving the answer. With any technology you add as a coaching tool, you will want to get maximum efficiency you want to spend little time in creating the material and get a big impact from the use of the technology.Ī flashcard app called Chegg gives you exactly that. The iPad or iPhone/iPod Touch with flash cards is a great tool to teach something as simple as the basics of your offense or something more complex like weekly coverage indicators for the quarterback.
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