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Jeremy Colt replied to linda forrest's discussion Bridging the Digital Divide"I was recommended by my friend, I found it useful and innovative as a learner(Phd candidate) and as Teacher as well( I perform dual roles:).
Some schools have adopted it in Tennessee, I believe."
Jeremy Colt replied to Brad Flickinger's discussion Teaching with iPads"Check this one as well- iPads for teaching flight assistants."
Jeremy Colt replied to Brad Flickinger's discussion Teaching with iPads"Check this on Using iPads on teaching - http://www.schooltechnology.org/2010/05/teaching-with-ipads-movie-take-two.html"
Jeremy Colt replied to Janet's discussion 21st century learners"Did you check Mobl21/www.mobl21.com? It is one of the new age technology suites which facilitates creating and sharing of content. You can access stacks and flash cards published by your teacher sitting under the tree, literally:)"
Jeremy Colt replied to linda forrest's discussion Bridging the Digital Divide"I did come across this.and Nz, UK and so many more countries have started having a 'regulated usage' of cellphones and other mobile devices in classes.
Ref: http://is.gd/4CeEd
You should check out new 21st century Mobile technology…"
Jeremy Colt replied to Janet's discussion 21st century learners"Janet
Interesting and a very pertinent question, there is so much that merits mention. I really need to pick some of my old posts in Classroom 2.0 as well.
Are you an educator or a student? That may help provide some better insights.
JC"
Jeremy Colt replied to Mervi Jansson's discussion Has learning changed? Pls tell us what you think?"Found one more cool resource, in fact two for creating and sharing Flash cards.
They are www.mobl21.com and http://cramberry.net/?home=1
Mobl21 promises a lot more as you can not only create flash cards and quizzes but also publish them for your…"
Jeremy Colt replied to Mervi Jansson's discussion Has learning changed? Pls tell us what you think?"Web 2.0 and Technology has changed the way Learning is the imparted and imbibed. And Social Media has added the feature of sharing and interoperability in the domain of education. I agree with what one of my colleagues said ' Mobile learning is…"
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