Hall demonstrated cellphone use in a variety of ways
Polleverywhere - students can text in opinions, answers...
Call an expert
Liz Kolb author of Toys to Tools from ISTE Liz' wiki
http://K12CELLPHONEPROJECT.WIKISPACES.COM
resource to share k12 projects
One project she described:
(Dear Abby – in context of Romeo and Juliet)all assignments have been cellphone based – e.g. students taking on different roles. Students have taken ownership and come up with ideas (take on persona and call in)
Voicethread (can call in) - how teachers are using cell phones
Blogtalk Radio - listen to some back shows
http://www.cellphonesinlearning.com
The new 3Rs Rethink Rejuvenate Rename
Take the village to the child -
Students studying civics - come in to class – here are the numbers you should have.
e.g. supply the number to the planning commision
Maslow
Fulfillment and self-actulalization
esteem and status
belong and social needs
safety and security
basic physiological needs
phone can fulfil all these needs (from bottom - order food, call for help, texting friends, ...)
Free speech – we are becoming the press, right to assemble (twitter mobs)
Banned in Iran – to stifle dissent and human rights – what is your school's excuse?
Challenge based learning
- call someone who picked or processed your food
- lets you broadcast live from your cell phone
- can embed in a blog or wiki, and put a place marker on a map
- you can visit qik's from around the world
Sites to try
Gcast.com
Gabcast
Jott.com
Voicethread.com
Twitter.com
YouTube.com
Flickr.com
YouMail.com
input and output device
can gather info – go to a database and then send it back
if you hear a song playing and hold up cell phone and get the data – who wrote and the title
changes every 7 days - written in QR code - you need a bar code reader
qr code generator creates bar code - can use a bar code reader to go from site to site
bar code from a quiz
- to generate code: http://qrcode.kaywa.com/
just data – so data in has to be as good as data out - but can change the url if you make an error.
Amazon
bought image recognition company
object recognition software
Vicki Davis -
determining mobile technologies for classroom use - when is it expedient - when should you use other tools (depends on students' mobile plans)
Need to have a good letter and rationale for parents.
Joe Fatheree
cell phones – snow day -a student created a video with his phone - led him to harness the power of the phones in his class.
used phones to speak, create, communicate
create a pathway to success – brainstorm with kids how you want to use the tools in the classroom
- action plan
- then sit with principal -
- parents do a technology survey to find out limits to plan and if they are willing to let the device to be used in the classroom
- Kids are showing how the mobiles can be used in the classroom.
Film on the Fly
- mobile phone video challenge
- writing prompt – send out text message
- make a video – send it to YouTube
Handouts and powerpoint can be downloaded at Discovery Channel
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