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beth boykin

The Difference Between Technology Use And Technology Integration - 5 views

  • The Difference Between Technology Use And Technology Integration
  • he Difference Between Technology Use And Technology Integration 10/23/2014, TeachThought Staff, 8 Comments
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    love the chart comparing difference between technology use and technology integration
Vicki Davis

Create a story on e-safety with use of mobile phone - 11 views

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    This lesson has me intrigued as it uses a mobile phone and Microsoft Tag. I make sure all my students have a windows live id and a google id (using our google apps for domain) so this wouldn't be a problem for me. I like the idea of using mobile phones in esafety lessons.
Susan Gaer

Using Cell Phones To Enhance Language Learning - 2 views

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    A PowerPoint about using cellphones in the ESL Classroom
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    A powerpoint about using cellphones in the ESL Classroom
Sandra McGonagle

uses of the ipods - 1 views

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    iPod Touch classroom uses
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Google android nexus one Availability on Verizon prepaid within All of us as well as T-... - 0 views

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    After months regarding gossips, rumours, leakages and also facts, as well as over-blown Google android nexus one (also known as the Google Telephone) has lastly already been unveiled nowadays in the media function wedding ceremony used on the Google Head office within Pile View, California. Driven by Android os 2.One operating-system, the Google Nexus One features 3.7" AMOLED display screen,
Vicki Davis

Text Messaging helps Curb Problem Drinking - 4 views

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    This research shows that cell phone text messages can be used curb problem drinking as compared to a control group that did not receive the text messages. This begs to ask. How can cell phone text messages be used to help with other behaviors? Studying? Test reminders? Behavioral issues? Weight loss? Cell phones are a great friend of education BECAUSE THEY ARE ALWAYS WITH STUDENTS. Kids have a computer in their pocket that we choose to ignore because we are unwilling to teach them the proper way to behave. It is easier to lock up the phones than teach good judgement and the ability to focus. Hold kids accountable but make friends with cell phones, they are here to stay.
Amy Kelly-Graham

Cell phones in the classroom - 8 views

How do you do online polling? Michael Baker wrote: > Since I handle online learners, it is easier for me to contact students and have them share information via text messages. I tried online polli...

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kimberly caise

Teacher Magazine: Cellphones Evolve Into Instructional Tool - 14 views

  • Spanish vocabulary becomes a digital scavenger hunt. Notes are copied with a cell phone camera. Text messages serve as homework reminders. "I can use my cell phone for all these things, why can't I use it for learning purposes?'" Leonard said. "Giving them something, a mobile device, that they use every day for fun, giving them another avenue to learn outside of the classroom with that."
Vicki Davis

Easy Classroom Polling For Teachers and Students | ClassPager - 12 views

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    This is an easy, private, free, polling system used by cell phone expert Liz Kolb. With her thoughts on this, I'm willing to plan it in during January.
Simon Rodriquez

The Apple TV - the Good and the Bad - 3 views

When buying electronic products, it's best to read reviews first. Reviews help us to evaluate the effectiveness, safety, and price of an electronic device. Today, we'll be looking at apple TV revie...

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Susan Gaer

The Innovative Educator: 5 Steps to Harnessing the Power of Cells in Education Today - 21 views

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    Tips on using mobile tech with students
Kecia Waddell, PhD

Convert Audio Online - media.io - 4 views

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    I often use Zamzar...but I like having options
Lisa Thumann

The Committed Sardine - blog - 4 views

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    "Children's use of textisms is far from problematic. If we are seeing a decline in literacy standards among young children, it is in spite of text messaging, not because of it."
Sherri Librarian

Spa City fifth-graders first in region to learn on smart phones - The Saratogian News: ... - 0 views

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    Class using smart phones with no calls/texts allowed
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