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"As students return to school this year, their reading skills may not measure up. These tech solutions can help improve student literacy ..."
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"Educational technology has the potential to transform classroom learning and can improve outcomes for young people ..."
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"Hybrid devices, which combine the convenience, flexibility of notebooks and tablets, are taking off in schools ..."
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"In 2010, tablets were supposed to be the new hot thing. Apple released the first iPad, Samsung was working on the Galaxy Tab and countless others were about ..."
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"Growing use of tablets and smartphones by children may undermine the development of key technology skills, suggests a report ..."
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"Ahead of the start of Mobile World Congress, experts propose a variety of reasons why consumers are not buying tablets in the numbers once expected ..."
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"While Apple and Google are fighting a FUD war for the hearts and minds of K-12 campuses, there's one area of education that neither has been able to penetrate with success: higher ed ..."
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"Being aware of these possible problems will help position tablet programs in your classroom and school for success ..."
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"Advocates for the blind say smartphones and tablets could be the biggest aid to come along since Braille was invented in the 1820s..."
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"The revolution, according to many in educational technology, was supposed to be televised on a tablet computer. When will tablets overtake PCs on campus?..."
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"Globe University’s chief operating officer of The Globe Education Network talks about why the university is integrating iPads and Apple TV, how the tablets will benefit students and how they prepared for 1:1..."
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"Children who’ve grown up with individualized learning on their electronic devices will not accept the traditional classroom..."
Leona Ungerer's insight:
Les Tablettistes. Fascinating term.
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"How might efforts to curate benefit from the portability and ubiquity of mobile devices? Tools like Evernote and GoodReads allow for easy and valuable curation. But the harder questions are pedagogical and curricular..."
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Whether you have iPads, Android tablets or a bring your own device policy for students, mobile devices are a great way to engage our students ..."
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"This week's challenge asked course designers to share free device mock-ups for use in e-learning. Templates include desktops, tablets, mobile phones, monitors, and more! ..."
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"Sandy, like many parents, is concerned about how much time her 18-month-old spends in front of screens. Weighing up the available evidence, Olivia Solon explains that she might be worrying too much ..."
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"iPads, e-readers and other tablet computers frequently top polls of children’s most wanted presents at Christmas ..."
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"Tablets have become a learning fixture in many K-12 classrooms. The quick access to information and capability to provide personalized learning are just a few of the reasons why teachers, ..."
Eric Rodriguez's curator insight,
September 20, 2015 2:01 AM
Great article highlighting the other side of the debate on what is the issue holding back educational institutions from providing a one to one table approach. Cost is obviously the most popular factor but they talk about other factors that I myself hadn't thought about. Great read!
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"Give them technology that they may have never seen before, and students' brains will work wonders ..."
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"Those of you who own an iPad might be familiar with the Red Jumper Studio e-book creating app, called Book Creator. Now months after the app has been ..."
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"A pair of studies released Wednesday — the first of their kind — found that tablets can make a difference in the learning habits of students..."
Alexis Fowler's curator insight,
March 6, 2014 9:13 AM
This article is stating how tablets can enhance the learning of students just for the simple fact that students are more up to date when it comes to technology and because of that it would be easier to do more learning online. This would be success dealing with learning.
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"...Now, it is the age of the tablet. We have affordable high-powered computers that can provide all sorts of enrichment through an intuitive touch screen interface and the education world is taking notice. More and more classrooms are imagining the curriculum in the context of each child having his or her own tablet..."
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"In the best learning environments, sharing work doesn’t just mean posting on the Internet, it means building connections with a wider community, so that sharing becomes part of a set of relationships and patterns of exchange..."
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"Lusaka, Zambia — Rachel Ngongola's second grade class at the Tico Community School is learning to count multiples of 10 on a Wednesday morning..."
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"South Africa's Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) is providing multimedia tablets and training to 160 teachers at 11 schools in the Eastern Cape as part of a project that that aims to develop a mobile teaching model that can be applied countrywide..."
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