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Liz Kolb

Cell Phones in Learning With Liz and Jeff

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Cell Phones in Learning with Liz Kolb and Jeff Stanzler brought to you in part by ISTE, the International Society for Technology in Education.

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We will have a couple of teachers as guests who are going to try using Cell Phones in Learning this school year. Our hope is to have a follow-up after they have completed some activities. This is a "working out the kinks" session.
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The creators of a class at Columbia University focused on mobile learning.
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Jimbo Lamb talks about his experiences with cell phones in learning. http://misterlamb.blogspot.com/
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2 Michigan Preservice Teachers Discuss Experiences w/ Cell Phones in Spanish and Social Studies Classrooms
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Join us for a conversation with the developers of Yodio.com. Yodio is a free web tool that couples with cell phones to create digital storybooks.
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4 student teachers from University of Michigan will talk about their experiences implementing student cell phones as learning tools during their student teaching in English, Social Studies, and Foreign languages.
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We will talk with Joe Wood. A former California Middle School Science teacher who used his students' own cell phones during class for a variety of learning activities. Joe's blog http://www.joewoodonline.com
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We will be talking with Dr. Dick Ng'ambi from South Africa. He will be sharing about his work using cell phones in education to empower students.
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Paul Wood who is the technology coordinator at a private Catholic school in Texas will be our guest. He will share some of the interesting ways he and his teachers are using students' own cell phones in learning.
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We will talk with Brad Gessler from Polleverywhere.com. He will discuss what is going on with Polleverywhere in education and the future changes to Polleverywhere.
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