Exploring Classroom Integration of Mobile Technologies
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Share lesson plans here that you have created using mobile technologies in your classroom.
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I'm looking for someone who has already made the mistakes that I would make to save time 'refixing' when I could be operating. I would like to see if I have the right stuff to get on the communicating bandwagon and contact my colleague's class in Gr…
Good job, Mick! I hadn't thought of the kids being able to check their grades online. My next attempt at modern technology will be to see if the mic app works wit my webcam/mic combination. My camera has an infrared sensor that allows me to see the…
Hi Ed,
I am also really excited to use this in the classroom. Most of the male students have pockets and have their cell phones on them. I would have to remind some girls to bring their phones today. I can't wait to get instant responses for Sociol…
Today I layed my Palm Treo to rest. At a whopping two years old, it had served me well. I was able to access my email, synchronize my calendar, and make phone calls. I could surf the web (somewhat).At 2pm, I received my Android. My - Oh my - What…
I came across this slide show showing Twenty-Three Interesting Ways to use Nintendo DS in the Classroom. We might want to consider utilizing some of these devices in our classes. Our student technology survey showed that while our 7th and 8th grad…
Twenty-Three Interesting Ways to use Nintendo DS in the Classroom
-Some of these my be relevant. A large percentage of our 7th and 8th graders own these devices.
For those of you who weren't at TIES or in our group at Goodhue, that tool is Poll Everywhere. It's free and it works with cellphones, laptops, and any device with even the most basic internet capabilities.
Just last Friday, I did the same type of interactive survey (I used a math quiz question) as carl Anderson did up at the TIES conference in our presentation. (I was there with him on Tuesday.) I had the kids who had their devices with them answer th…
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