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iPod Touch
I have an iPod touch in my classroom and students have had a hard time
staying focused on what I have already put on there for them to view or
listen to. At first, they were all really into recording their own
voice for fluency reflections but that has slowly diminished. : ( I
have had to have several conversations with them about looking up
appropriate web sites. Any ideas?
staying focused on what I have already put on there for them to view or
listen to. At first, they were all really into recording their own
voice for fluency reflections but that has slowly diminished. : ( I
have had to have several conversations with them about looking up
appropriate web sites. Any ideas?
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Permalink Reply by Ajay Shroff on
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Hi Erin,
You should check out Mobl21.com. Its a great platform for delivering elearning on mobile devices. Let me know if you are interested.
Ajay
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Permalink Reply by Erin DeRose on
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It says that you need to put in your phone number which I don't really want to do. What have you done with this?
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Permalink Reply by Linda Bethel on
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Erin
Do try to d/l some of the amazing apps out there. There are a lot of good educational apps.Check this - http://www.openculture.com/2009/02/the_top_educational_iphone_apps.....
There are a bunch of good math apps as well like Math Bumpies, Math Magic, Number Sense, Pop Math Lite etc.
Mobl21 is an interesting suite which allows you to publish and share content with your students and aids Informal Learning.
Cheerios
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I really like the educational apps! Thanks!
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I also signed into mobl21 , seems perfect to create, publish and share content. Check www.mobl21.com out.
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