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This document discusses the use of e-readers and tablets in the classroom. It notes that e-readers are primarily for reading books and documents, while tablets offer more applications like the internet and productivity tools. Some benefits of e-readers include being able to assign reading and have students access books at different levels privately. However, e-readers have pitfalls like limited battery life and time-consuming syncing. Tablets provide more supplemental materials via the internet and allow note-taking and creating presentations, but can enable off-task behavior and plagiarism. The document recommends resources like Evernote, Google Docs, and YouTube to support e-reader and tablet use.
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- 2. The 21st Century Reader 0 For many students, the bookstore is completely online. Students encounter reading and writing through electronic devices. Face it, newspapers and books are a thing of the past. They have now evolved into News websites and e-books. The following slides will help you reach the 21st Century Reader.
- 3. E-Reader vs. Tablet 0 An E-Reader is typically limited to books and certain files. For example, the Amazon Kindle is compatible with the Amazon library, PDFs, and other documents. 0 A Tablet offers a wide variety of applications such as the internet, word processing, presentations, spreadsheets. Most tablets have applications that are compatible with E-Readers
- 4. E-Readers in the Classroom 0 You can use it for class set worksheets, such as passing in class reading assignments. 0 Students have access to books at various reading levels. They also have the privacy of reading what they are comfortable with. 0 Dictionaries are usually incorporated into the device
- 5. E-Reader Pitfalls 0 Battery Life – be sure you charge them on a regular basis. The battery can be drained from ample usage, especially when opening multiple texts. 0 Syncing them for documents – Syncing a class set of devices can be time consuming.
- 6. Tablets in the Classrom 0 Students have access to unlimited supplemental material through the internet. 0 Students can write down ideas, take notes, or generate a paper on the device itself. 0 Students can create presentations. 0 Students can better organize annotations and highlights from texts.
- 7. Tablet Pitfalls 0 Off-Task Behavior – It is harder to monitor a student’s work when they have so many “distractions” 0 Plagiarism – especially with file sharing 0 Internet signal strength – having multiple devices vying for signal can lead to issues buffering and loading
- 8. Resources: Evernote 0 Cloud service that allows you to upload files that you can access anywhere 0 Partner app: Penultimate allows you to write on an electronic notebook that is automatically synced with your Evernote account 0 Allows for differentiation and individualization
- 9. Resources: Google Docs 0 If students submit an assignment through Google Docs you can edit it anywhere. It saves you from taking assignments home and you can monitor the revision history.
- 10. Resources: YouTube 0 Are your students having a hard time understanding a novel? Search YouTube for supplementary videos to help boost comprehension of the text.