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Personal technology in class may cause distractions, but may also provide opportunities for learning. Studies suggest that students’ attention is impaired by the use electronic devices for note-taking. However, allowing students to teach with personal devices as a way to learn may actually improve learning and engagement in class. Join me on April 4 at 10 AM EST time in Baltimore at the Community College Day event at the TESOL convention for 2016: http://www.tesol.org/convention2016/pre--and-postconference-education/community-college-day/community-college-day-schedule
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