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Showing posts with label Mobile Devices. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mobile Devices. Show all posts
Saturday, July 27, 2013
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Smart Phone Use
According to Edudemic, finding places and product information are some of the more popular functions of students' smartphone use.
Edudemic: This is how students actually use their Smart Phones
Classroom Use: Click here to view 5 (good) ways smartphones are being used in highschool
Click here to view 44 Smart Ways to use Smartphones in Class
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Mobile Devices
Will Mobile Devices Lessen the Technological Divide?
Cell Phones
According to Soloway, in "Will Smart Phones Eliminate the Digital Divide" by David Nagel, cell phones will be in the hands of all grade K-12 students in the near future. This is because they are portable, at a price point that can be affordable by all, they provide the tools for 21st Century Learning and they are the student's device of choice. In our board we have the BYOD (bring your own device policy) and the majority of our older students do bring cell phones. However, students are bringing cell phones at earlier ages.
Classroom Use: watch videos for flipped classroom viewing; for recording a lesson for pre-teeaching or re-teaching; students response; access drop box
See how you can use iPads in the classroom by viewing the video below.
You Tube
See Bloom's Taxonomy for iPads below.
Classroom Use: watch videos for flipped classroom viewing; for recording a lesson for pre-teeaching or re-teaching; students response; access drop box
iPads
Our board is piloting a few projects that involve the use of iPads. The pilot projects currently address the learning needs of some of our students with developmental disabilities, limited to no communication abilities, vision challenges and students working with our Itinerant Resource Teachers.See how you can use iPads in the classroom by viewing the video below.
You Tube
See Bloom's Taxonomy for iPads below.
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