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"Digital distraction is a major source of frustration for professors. They're split, however, on whether to do anything about it. Some believe the onus is on students to change their habits, while others see an overreliance on lecturing as at least part of the problem ..." 
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"With today's technology there are so many options to enrich your student's classroom experience.
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"Google has designed a giant touch-screen canvas for companies trying to make it easier for their employees to brainstorm as they work on team projects and other assignments ..."
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"Desktops and notebooks are the largest bandwidth consumers on campus, but tablets and smartphones demand plenty of bandwidth, too ..."
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"Many UK parents find it easier to get their children to do homework, go to bed or have a bath than turn off their phones, laptops and TVs, a poll finds ..."
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"Jeanette Jones sat in on a class as part of her job as a college administrator and saw an example of how technology is reshaping education ..."
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"There is a surprisingly rich ecosystem of devices, a plethora of uses, and importantly, a wealth (both in quantity and value) of markets that are ..."
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"Audio books enable you to read more. Reading more will help you lead better. To get there, try an audio book, the right tools and the right process ..."
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"At a recent British Council debate, Is teaching obsolete?, Professor Sugata Mitra called for internet-connected devices to be taken into the exam hall..."
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"Each year, the Speak Up Research Project for Digital Learning polls K-12 students, parents, and educators about the role of technology for learning in and out of school. This survey represents the largest collection of authentic, unfiltered stakeholder voices on digital learning. Since fall 2003, more than 5 million K-12 students, parents, teachers, librarians, principals, …"
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"Technology is changing classrooms in incredible ways, creating experiences for today’s students that would have seemed impossible a mere generation ago ..."
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"As the convertible notebook market expands, K–12 schools and districts put their faith in the devices ..."
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"There's a great deal of debate about what devices schools should be using. But educators should be focusing on how children learn, not what they learn on ..."
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"When I look out at my classroom and it’s a sea of students staring at their phones, I have to ask: have we taken digital pedagogy too far? ...."
Shelly Reckow VanVoorst's curator insight,
October 24, 2015 10:45 PM
I scooped this one because as educators we sometimes feel like we have too much technology in the classrooms. This article does a good job of working through the concerns and suggesting ways in which teachers can incorporate technology into lessons. I hope that teachers who are feeling overwhelmed with technology in their classrooms will read this article and be able to breathe a sigh of relief and utilize it in ways that encourage student growth rather than just student use.
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"With smartphones and tablets becoming the devices of choice for accessing content, traditional news organisations are going to find it harder to survive ..."
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"Decision making was slow: managers relied on manual sales tallies, compiled weekly or annually ..."
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"Assistant professor Ronald Yaros thinks he's found a way to keep students from distraction by having them use the same devices that could lead them astray...."
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