Groundbreaking news on the use of mobile technology in education. via Eduware, Inc.
Technology in classrooms often seems like an add-on, an extra luxury for developed education systems. But, as Edith Saldivar explains in today’s Digital Diversity, IT can help students all over the world learn in entirely new ways.
The e-book format became the most popular one for adult fiction in 2011, surpassing hardcover books and paperbacks, according to an annual survey. Net revenue from e-book sales over all more than doubled from 2010.
10 great educational apps for teachers and parents.
It seems everyone’s obsessed with their cell phone these days and students are often even harder to pry away from their mobile tech devices than their parents.
Let’s look at the way we use iPads in the classroom. Are there merely a tool to automate traditionally taught tasks?
In today’s post I’m going to explore five reasons why banning cell phones in schools is bad policy and detrimental for our students.
Within three years, most states will start doing standardized testing online. The Hechinger Report has been examining potential benefits and problems that may arise when schools shift to testing on computers.
As I was watching The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy on the way to New York City on Sunday, I came across this piece of dialogue: Mr. Prosser: This bypass has got to be built and it’s going…
Are students addicted to their phones? We don’t need a study to know they are. But why? What is the biggest reason they can’t put their phones down? We now know the answer(s) thanks to Answer Underground.
They were kind enough to share some useful research with Edudemic and chat about what they think it takes to make an actually helpful mobile learning app.
Learning is rarely fun; it’s even less fun when being taught within the confines of a lecture hall or classroom. While this may be true, there’s no reason why you can’t make the …
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