This podcast is a recording of my breakout session at the TechCon 2008 conference on October 17, 2008, in Naperville, Illinois. The official description of this session was: Cell phones are rapidly becoming ubiquitous in many school communities, but their presence in the classroom is commonly viewed as disruptive and unwanted. Modern cell phones offer a variety of capabilities, which are being used effectively by educators in different schools to support curricular learning objectives and boost student achievement. Explore reasons some school districts are embracing the use of cell phones for learning both inside and outside the classroom and examine specific guidelines school districts are utilizing for student cell phones. Explore specific applications of cell phones for learning, including use as electronic response systems, data access, media recording, homework tracking and social networking.
Contents contributed and discussions participated by Kim FLINTOFF
Edusim - Inventing the future, one classroom at a time - 0 views
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Edusim is an open source 3D multi-user virtual world platform for your classroom interactive whiteboard (Smartboard, Activeboard, or Interwriter). Edusim is extendable allowing multiple classrooms to connect their interactive whiteboards for collaborative learning session. Read more about Edusim here.
CAML.NET - Home - 0 views
YouTube - Diigo V3: Highlight & Share the Web! - 0 views
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Diigo ~ more than a research tool - a knowledge sharing community. Easy-to-use and so powerful... Check it out! The new WEBSLIDES function is very cool and the addition of a LISTS feature makes this a very versatile tool.
YouTube - Teacher feedback with Diigo - 0 views
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Diigo social bookmarking and annotation is very effective for teachers to provide student feedback to online work, and supports student responses and comment...
Panda - Open source video platform - 0 views
Developing Pedagogic Skills for the Use of the Interactive Whiteboard in Mathematics - 0 views
Understanding Digital Kids - 0 views
Somebody Think Of The Children - 0 views
Zoomii.com - The "Real" Online Bookstore - 0 views
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reminds me of the photosynth/c-dragon demo at TED.
Welcome to OSGrid - 0 views
Key for student laptops is content creation, not entertainment » Moving at th... - 0 views
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This podcast is a recording of my breakout session at the TechCon 2008 conference on October 17, 2008, in Naperville, Illinois. The official description of this session was: Cell phones are rapidly becoming ubiquitous in many school communities, but their presence in the classroom is commonly viewed as disruptive and unwanted. Modern cell phones offer a variety of capabilities, which are being used effectively by educators in different schools to support curricular learning objectives and boost student achievement. Explore reasons some school districts are embracing the use of cell phones for learning both inside and outside the classroom and examine specific guidelines school districts are utilizing for student cell phones. Explore specific applications of cell phones for learning, including use as electronic response systems, data access, media recording, homework tracking and social networking.
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Kim FLINTOFF
Kim started his tertiary studies in Chemistry, and his working life in analysis and assay for the mining exploration industry a little later he started dabbling in the dark arts of Theatre and Drama and moved into management, performance and production roles in theatre. His interest in arts, ed...