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Updated Cell Phone Agreement--Celly Friendly and Safe for Educators Updating the cell phone agreement for nonteaching school personnel as found on page 122 of "Teaching Generation Text: Using Cell Phones to Enhance Learning" is a joy due to the use of Celly.  When using Celly there is no exchange of personal phone numbers.  All of the texts go through the Celly site and are documented, which adds a further safety net for educators concerned about texting with students. 

In the United States, many schools are seeing six-year-olds with cell phones. The average UK kid gets their first cell phone at eight. Children's access to mobile devices is staggering, as you can see from the "Learning in the 21st Century: Taking it Mobile!" survey. For instance, among middle school (6th-8th grade) students:59 percent have a cell phone24 percent have an Internet-enabled Smartphone53 percent have a personal laptop or tablet A generation of students is growing up with a different level of access to information at their collective fingertips

Compare and review the latest cell phone innovations that you love to own. Check out their new technology features coming from various cellular phone company.

A USB AT&T network data card which supports both Macintosh and Windows OS computers (USB so a PC card slot is not required) and supports connectivity on both EDGE and 3G networks

Something to keep in mind when developing mlearning: how adults are using cell phones according to a Pew Internet Survey

Live video sharing via cell phone