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With so many high school students owning mobile devices, educators may be missing opportunities by simply banning them. Via Amy Burns 
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Do you carefully read the rules for using online tools? Many are not to be used by students under the age of 13. Mr. G has taken time to comple a list of tools "that can and can't be used by chilren under 13." He has created a table that lists tools that are Available to Under 13s - Free; Available to Under 13s - Paid; and Restricted to 13 and Over. Many thanks for doing all this work! Via Beth Dichter
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News, voices and jobs for education professionals. Optimized for your mobile phone. Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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It’s a small world after all, and Education Development Center has published a helpful free guide on distance education for teacher training—including discussion on mobile devices—Distance Education for Teacher Training: Modes, Models and Methods. The guide details modes of distance education (from television and online learning to Web 2.0 mobile technologies), models of effective programs and best practices from distance education projects and programs in over 100 countries, with an emphasis on the U.S., Australia, Asia, Africa and Latin America. Via Beth Dichter
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