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Cell Phones In Anchorage 2010

Presentation by brian c. housand, phd<br>2010 Career & Technology Conference <br>Anchorage, Alaska<br>February 6, 2010

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Cell Phones In Anchorage 2010

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  1. Please Turn Your Cell Phone ON!brianc. housand, phdEast Carolina Universityhttp://brianhousand.com

  2. http://brianhousand.com

  3. Techie Educator Gifted Researcher

  4. 26 Years Ago

  5. Motorola's first commercial cell phone cost $3,995

  6. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/digitalnation/

  7. Ideas to Bring Cell Phones Above the Desk

  8. http://www.freemosquitoringtones.org/

  9. Nielsen says that 46 percent of the 20 million young consumers known as "tweens" are using mobile phones. On average kids get their first cell phone between the ages of 10 and 11 years old. About 55 percent of tweens, who own cell phones, send text messages and 21 percent download ringtones.

  10. Key Opportunities in Mobile Learning • Encourage “anywhere, anytime” learning • Reach underserved children • Improve 21st century social interactions • Fit with learning environments • Enable a personalized learning experience

  11. Goals For Mobile Learning • Learn: Understand mobile learning as a unique element of education reform • Develop: Build mobile learning interventions • Promote: Engage the public and policy-makers in defining the potential of mobile devices for learning • Prepare: Train teachers and learners to incorporate mobile technologies • Stimulate: Generate new leadership support for digital learning

  12. “ The kids these days are not digital kids. The digital kids were in the ’90s. The kids today are mobile, and there’s a difference. Digital is the old way of thinking, mobile is the new way.” Elliott Solloway

  13. It’s a Cell Phone, It’s a Camera! • Note Taker • Capture White Board • Scanner • Novelty Notations • Creativity Scavenger Hunt • Photo Blogging

  14. http://filmonthefly.ning.com/ http://www.koce.org/filmonthefly/

  15. http://cfa.media.mit.edu

  16. With Google SMS, never say, “I don’t know” again. Text your search query to GOOGLE or 466453

  17. If your students can the answer, then you may be asking the wrong question.

  18. http://www.googlelabs.com/?tags=android

  19. http://www.google.com/googlevoice/about.html

  20. What Is It? • www.polleverywhere.com • Live audience polling using text messaging

  21. Cell Phones Offer Access Anyway Anyhow AnywhereWhat Are We Going To Do With This Pervasive Technology? Are Cell Phones the Answer to 1 TO 1 Computing?

  22. T Y V M N E ? http://brianhousand.com

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