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Great blog post on how to manage and monitor a BYOD classroom

Check out some tips on management in a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) classroom!

This article is extremely helpful as it provides teachers with tips on how to manage a classroom that implements BYOD. It gives great suggestions that make integrating personal devices into the classroom easier and more efficient.

This is a site about benefits of bring your own device (BYOD) in a classroom setting.

I think this is a great site for BYOD. It explains about the advantages of BYOD

This article goes into great detail describing the pros and cons of the use of BYOD in the classroom. It provided some ideas that I had never thought of.

This resource has a number of articles over BYOD classrooms and also has web resources.

The future of technology in the classroom is explained to be BYOD or Bring Your Own Device. This is explained in the article, along with the risks and benefits of this option of integration of technology in classrooms in the 21st century.

For Bring Your Own Device, or, BYOD, I chose this site because it gave a good explanation of what really is "Bring Your Own Device" in the classroom. Unlike many websites, it does not just have a list of pros and cons. Instead, it has a good in-depth review of what Bring Your Own Device is.

this website provides apps and ways to use them in your classroom!!

Since we lightly covered this subject, this provides a more enlightening view of the advantages that BYOD brings to the classroom

From laptops to tablets and smartphones, schools and universities across the globe are testing out a more dynamic learning environment, where students bring and use their choice of technologically assistive devices in the classroom.

This website provides a Bring Your Own Device toolkit full of files about BYOD classrooms and schools.

This website explores the benefits of BYOD in classroom settings.

This website addresses how to manage BYOD classrooms.

This is a great app/website to use in 1:1 classrooms as well as BYOD and computer lab classrooms. This allows the teacher to control what is on the screen of the students device, while still having an interactive presentation.

This is a real time assessment tool, that can be accessed online or in a BYOD classroom setting.

This a great resource that takes the experiences of the people who have tried using different technology in their classrooms and presents them in a concise question answer format.

I chose this website because it is applicable to almost every classroom. It is used for classroom organization and communication. It's similar to blackboard.edu and brightspace.edu that we have here at OSU. It's a place to collaborate with your teacher and fellow students. It is compatible with all devices and works really well with BYOD.I also chose the link because the sight is described and recommended by an edtech teacher website.

For every correct answer you choose, 10 grains of rice are raised to help end world hunger through the World Food Programme.This is a awesome website for your students to use while they are sitting around finished with homework. There are many subjects ranging from math problems to SAT preparation.