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Cellphone in classrooms: The Saline story

| Posted on: February 1st, 2010 | Categories: Creativity, Design, Learning, Teaching, Technology, TPACK, Video, Worth Reading | 1 Comment »
Other related posts and pages: |Bye bye textbooks, buy buy laptops | 21st Century Learning, one school’s ongoing story | SET conference: Mid-morning session | Ron Clark Academy, scalable? | San Diego Unified School District embraces TPACK |

From the Saline Schools, right here in Michigan, comes a video about how teachers and students are using cellphone in the classroom to enhance teaching and learning. Check it out

h/t Superintendent Scot Graden’s Blog


| Posted on: February 1st, 2010
Other related posts and pages: |Bye bye textbooks, buy buy laptops | 21st Century Learning, one school’s ongoing story | SET conference: Mid-morning session | Ron Clark Academy, scalable? | San Diego Unified School District embraces TPACK |


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One Response to “Cellphone in classrooms: The Saline story”

  1. Floor tile Says:
    May 4th, 2010 at 3:08 pm

    I would say that cell phones should not be allowed in classrooms.

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