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Tag: cellphones
Cell Phones are NOT Evil! at URSA
Permalink: http://goo.gl/y70sv Thanks for attending my session on how to use cell phones in your classroom for GOOD! Please feel free to ask questions at anytime and just participate in the session – all of the links and resources you need are det…
Texting in school done right – Up To Speed on Celly in 5 Minutes
via youtube.com Great Intro of Celly for group/class texting, surveys, and formative assessments.
The Innovative Educator: Ten Ideas for Educating Innovatively with Phone Casting (aka Podcasting made easy)
via theinnovativeeducator.blogspot.com Some great ideas here on how to use any cell phone in class for educational ‘Phone-Casting’ for both teachers and student projects. The highlight? Learning that creating a phonecast with iPadio of ANY recorde…
Cell Phones are NOT Evil! SUECON Conference 2011
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MediaShift . Why Schools Should Stop Banning Cell Phones, and Use Them for Learning | PBS
via pbs.org This article highlights a recent Pew Internet survey which finds that 83% of adults own a cell phone, and over half have used the phone to instantly access information online to answer a question that they have. Why do we think that th…
Take Out Your Cell Phones! – Poll Everywhere’s Blog
There’s something about teachers teaching teachers that makes this video a must see. Teachers are always thinking miles ahead and this instructor does just that. She has wonderful ideas on how to integrate Poll Everywhere in lessons, and tells of …
To Ban or Not to Ban: Schools Must Decide Cell Phone Policies | MindShift
August 22, 2011 | 11:16 AM | By Audrey Watters To Ban or Not to Ban: Schools Must Decide Cell Phone Policies Permalink Last week, a study by the Pew Internet and American Life Project found that cellphones have become ???near ubiquitous???: 83% of Ame…
A View from the Field: Why Cell Phones Make Sense for Learning
Striving Readers??? technology grant allowed Bate Middle School (BMS) to step-up their instructional rigor and the motivational level of many students. Due to the financing we could not purchase iPod Touches, Response Systems or Interactive White Bo…
The right approach (or getting close to it)…
Ban Vs. Embrace and Leverage – it’s amazing to see the difference between these two approaches in dealing with cell phones and other mobile computing devices in schools. Be sure to check out the rest of the article.