MULTIDISCIPLINRY NATURE OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES.pptx
Mobilize me3 Scharenberg
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2. Why Mobile? Why now? Using the Cell
Phone as a Learning device
Choose one tool and practice!
Wrap Up/ Discuss Homework / Questions
3. 88% of US Adults Have a Cell Phone
% in each age group who have a cell phone
Teen data July 2011 Adult data Feb 2012
4. 80%
May 2011 February 2012
60%
46% 48%
41%
40% 35%
20% 17%
12%
0%
Smartphone Other cell phone No cell phone
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6. iPhone
› QR Reader for iPhone (Free App)
› Quick Scan (Free App)
Android
› Google Goggles (Free App)
› QR Droid (Free App)
7. Digital Scavenger Hunt
Link to Internet Sites
Access Homework
Access Notes from a Lesson
Access a game or simulation
Go to a wiki for group work
Read a Blog and Comment
Create Individual Classroom Blogs & QR
Codes
Worksheets with links to websites
Sheet Music with links to mp3 sound files
Label science equipment to link to videos
that show proper use
Links to How To Videos…
Brainstorm for more Lesson Ideas…
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10. Poll up to 40 students, Free!
Great for Review, Test Prep, or as a pre-
assessment Tool
Polleverywhere.com
12. Free for Educators
Collect feedback from students and
display like notes on a corkboard
Collects text messages/tweets
Includes a G rated filter to keep out
inappropriate comments
Zap feature to remove unwanted
comments.
13. Studyboost.com – Free
› Help make lessons more interactive
› Make studying more convenient
› Extend the learning to outside your
classroom
› Get statistics on how your students are doing
14. Homework –Use one of the 4 tools in a
classroom lesson. Explain how you used
them to meet learning objectives in your
course. Email Roberta or Andrea and
provide the details on how you
incorporated the tool.
Questions?, Call us!
› Roberta 322-3271 & Andrea 323-6973
Thanks for Coming!
15. “Re-think Everything for Mobile or you’re Toast.”
http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/hiner/re-think-everything-for-mobile-or-
youre-toast/10251?tag=nl.e101
Rainie,Lee. “The State of Mobile America.”
http://www.pewinternet.org/