miércoles, 15 de abril de 2015

Week 11: Drawing tool


As we have been reading, students are totally different and they have different learning needs and styles, but they all have something in common, is that they are attracted to technology. Today students are fluent in the use of technological devices and social networking technologies and teacher can take advantage of this knowledge to enrich the learning experience.

 Introducing mobile phones into learning experience might sound a little bit wild, and at the very first view might appear some concerns like, what if students gets addicted to cellphones? or what if students misuses that technology?. But if we pay  close attention, cellphones are a great tool to explote during class time, our students can access mobile applications wich are available for example:
  • Calendar helps to keep track of class dates and mark important submissions,
  • Phone’s camera cal help students to annotate assignments with pictures,
  • Photo viewer, audio and video player can help to disseminate and assimilate know led in a fun and easy way.
  • Calculator as a great resource


As teacher, our duty is not to restrict the use of cellphones, but to encourage a productive management of it.

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2 comentarios:

  1. Hello classmate, let me tell you Good job! and I agree with you when say every student have different way or style to learn,but all students are attracted to technology therefore, I think teachers should take advantage of it, in order to exploit this curiosity however, teachers need to balance and have always a goal to develop students' skills using technology.

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  2. Hello classmate, let me tell you Good job! and I agree with you when say every student have different way or style to learn,but all students are attracted to technology therefore, I think teachers should take advantage of it, in order to exploit this curiosity however, teachers need to balance and have always a goal to develop students' skills using technology.

    ResponderEliminar