June 18, 2009
New Survey - K12 Students Use Technology to Cheat, and Don't Find It a Big Deal
An article in eSchool News suggests that parents may not know what's going on. Should we collect all cellphones before any exam in a f2f classroom?
January 09, 2009
Education by phone
Just noticed that Stanford has an iPhone app (iStanford) and that MIT has a Web site formatted for mobile devices. Students can search for classes, add and drop, and more. Smartphones double as reading devices and some can even access Blackboard.
While I suspect the iPhone won't replace the traditional classroom, it's worth thinking about as an "access extender." but is even that kind of thinking too narrow?
(BTW, this post was Sent from an iPhone.)
While I suspect the iPhone won't replace the traditional classroom, it's worth thinking about as an "access extender." but is even that kind of thinking too narrow?
(BTW, this post was Sent from an iPhone.)
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