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Rethinking the Cell Phone Ban: A New Perspective on Classroom Technology

As cell phones become increasingly integral to our lives, it's time to reconsider their place in educational settings. This presentation encourages educators to view cell phones as powerful learning tools rather than distractions. With embedded polls and interactive discussions, we explore how to effectively integrate mobile technology into classroom management. The session also highlights student perspectives and offers resources for implementing cell phones in learning. Let's engage and redefine how we use these devices to foster collaboration and creativity in education.

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Rethinking the Cell Phone Ban: A New Perspective on Classroom Technology

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  1. Cell Phones Is it time to rethink the ban?

  2. Let’s start with a little poll • Show your cell phone. • Turn it on. • Do you know how to text?

  3. Poll Everywhere The polls you downloaded are embedded on the next slide. You may view them by running the slideshow. Feel free to copy the poll slides to another presentation or build up your presentation starting from this one. - The Poll Everywhere Team

  4. Hold your phone You are holding:

  5. Phone http://www.creativepro.com

  6. Camera http://www.adclassix.com

  7. Clock & Alarm Clock http://blogs.psychologytoday.com

  8. Text Messenger http://www.floridamorse.com

  9. Video Camera http://13.media.tumblr.com

  10. Music Player http://scp.xradiograph.com

  11. Video Player http://www.scotusblog.com

  12. GPS Device http://www.nrw.qld.gov.au/

  13. Voice Recorder/Podcaster Image: topgold, Creative Commons

  14. A Calculator http://www.vintagecalculators.com

  15. Information Access

  16. Are we really going to ignore a device this powerful?

  17. Earth Day contest started April 20.

  18. Field Trips

  19. http://qik.com/video/341228

  20. Yodio

  21. Phone in an AssignmentCollaborate • http://txtblaster.com/ • http://www.gcast.com/htdb/services/phone.html

  22. Write a story • http://www.sixwordstories.net/

  23. Classroom Management, of course “I believe students can use cell phones as a learning tool. Think of the teacher you know who hates cell phones. If you post inappropriate or off topic messages you will be proving that person right and me wrong…and your phones will be disappearing forever into your pocket.” Joe Wood, December 10, 2007

  24. Want to learn more? • http://www.cellphonesinlearning.com/ • http://thinkingmachine.pbwiki.com/Think%20Mobile%20Phones%20for%20Learning • http://k12cellphoneprojects.wikispaces.com/

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