This document provides ideas and suggestions for implementing bring your own device (BYOD) programs in schools to support mobile learning. It discusses choosing appropriate devices for different learning activities, creating digital content like posters and stories, and using apps and tools like Edmodo, Evernote, and Google Drive to organize and share content. The document emphasizes that technology should accelerate and enhance pedagogy, and empower creativity, collaboration, and real-world connections for students. Recommendations are given to address concerns about internet safety and bandwidth when using personal devices at school.

1. ShellyTerrell.com/mlearning
We Like to Bring It! Ideas for Bring
Your Own Tech/Tools (BYOT)
Gum.co/learn2go

2. "The students of the
future will demand
the learning support
that is appropriate
for their situation or
context... And they
want it at the
moment the need
arises.”
- Dr. Marcus Specht
Traditional cell phone vs Smart phone by Takashi
(aes256), Flickr

3. Tag
Like
Status
update
Google
Share
images
Take
selfies
Do you?
Comment
Use
filters
LOL
Use
emojiis
Check in
Keep calm
and …
Use Siri
Tweet

4. Photo by DaveLawler, Flic.kr/p/ceiLph
Our digital behavior influences our …
Rituals
Values
Language
LearningCustoms
Communication

5. Facebook?Text?
Instagram?

8. Smartphones
iPods
Laptops
Media players
Cell
phones
Digital
Cameras
Touch Tablets
Which devices?
Chromebooks
Chromebook by Carol Rucker, Flic.kr/p/dxiStJ

9. GoogleForms
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/
1rqtefBP2wgcgOp7eAPdXe9kQ3x_loT3iQQWtY5KEu9M/viewform

10. Is the school’s
Internet access
safe, secure,
and have the
bandwidth to
handle the
devices?

11. Address concerns in a
meeting, website,
workshop, or video
Get parents on board!
Have Acceptable/
Responsible Use Policies

12. Sites.google.com/a/hanoverpublic.org/byod

13. Read streams
We…
Podcast
Translate
Code
Crowdsource knowledge
Write reviews
Scan
Search
Vary sources
Google Blog
Report Evaluate
Youtube Use Wikipedia
Remix Give feedback
Play with language
Make puns
Visualize data

14. Focus on
the
learning!
iPad
car
mount
by
hammershaug,
Flickr

15. iPad
car
mount
by
hammershaug,
Flickr
“Pedagogy is the
driver, technology
is the accelerator.”
by Michael Fullan
Steve-­‐wheeler.blogspot.com

16. Exploration
Creativity
Collaboration
Experimentation
Digital
literacy
Play
Citizenship
Peeragogy
Real-world
connections

17. Mindmap
Presentations
Digital
stories
Podcasts
Blog
Games
Video
clips
Scavenger
hunts
Comics
Fliers
Tutorials

18. Tip: Add a technology
component to current
lessons or projects

19. Digital Posters
Buncee
Thinglink
Piktochart
Biteslide
Smore
Tackk
Glogster
PicCollage
ImageChef
Muzy

20. Edshelf.com

21. Let’s brainstorm

22. Gum.co/learn2go

23. Storyboard, Bit.ly/claystoryboard

24. Digital Icebreakers

25. • Students take pictures,
record audio, or create
videos with their devices
• Students share what
they did with peers
Activity: What can you do with your device?
365/215 - Mobile Learning, dragonsinger, Flickr

26. iPhone Madness by Kid Perez, Flic.kr/p/6c1Gi6
Recreate
a photo!

28. In Her World by Nana B Agyei, Flickr
Create a Virtual Learning Community

29. Altered
image,
The
Man
With
a
Golden
Dog
by
Olgierd
Pstrykotwórca,
Flic.kr/p/836u99
What learning can
they take to go?

30. Edmodo Free IOS/Android/Web

31. Digital Research
Photo by Meg Stewart, Flic.kr/p/bgZPBX

32. Evaluate
sources
Remix
content
CuraNon
Search
AggregaNon
Social
bookmarking
Cite
resources Decode
Visual
literacy
TranslaNon
Brainstorming

33. PearlTree
Pinterest Livebinders
List.ly
Collaborative bookmarking
Storify Educlipper

34. Educlipper.net & iOS App

35. aren't
you
cute,
here!
by
Jesslee
Cuizon,
Flickr
"The most exciting breakthroughs
of the 21st century will not occur
because of technology but
because of an expanding
concept of what it means to be
human.” by John Naisbitt

36. Image altered, Class of 2012 by Dave Lawler, Flic.kr/p/
ceiLph
Will this spread
digital pollution?
How will this act
impact society?
How does this message make your
relatives, peers, & partner feel?

37. Create Groups
Team Leader:
ensure the group is listening to Ms.
Shelly when she gives the silence
symbol
Organizer: makes sure that everyone
participates
read the instructions for all tasks
Deliverer: uploads the video
Reporter: presents for the group

38. Integrate web
tools & apps that
are both mobile &
web friendly

39. Mobile Google

41. Evernote
• Organize pictures, websites,
notes, videos, etc.
• Organize by notebooks, tags,
categories
• Great for a shopping list, creating
audio reminders, workout journals,
creating lesson plans, designing
presentations, research, taking
notes at a conference, budget

43. Postach.io- EverNote, Twitter, Fb into a blog

44. Drrobinson.postach.io

45. Photo by Jenny Downing, Flic.kr/p/9CjBEt
Recommended apps & tools
All Google Book Creator TinyTap
Thinglink Audioboo iPadio
Buncee (Bits) Aviary LinoIt
Voicethread Socrative Diigo
Padlet PearlTrees Postach.io
Quizlet Evernote GetKahoot
Pic-Collage Drawp Nearpod
ColAR Animoto Edmodo
Dropbox Tackk Tellagami
Educreations Share Board Educlipper
Write About Kid Blog Edmodo
MakebeliefsComix Box InfusedLearning

46. AlteredimagebyLukeWroblewski,Flic.kr/p/gS7txD
Number one benefit of
educational technology is that
it empowers people to do what
they want to do. It lets people
be creative. It lets people be
productive. It lets people learn
things they didn't think they
could learn before, and so in a
sense it is all about potential.
- Steve Ballmer

47. Pear.ly/b5eOr

48. Get your copy of Learning to Go- Gum.co/learn2go/sk12
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Google.com/+ShellySanchezTerrell Facebook.com/ShellyTerrell
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