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Emerging technologies like iPads and smart boards were discussed as having benefits for student engagement and cooperation, but also disadvantages such as frustration with highlighting on iPads and the high expense of smart boards. However, the document concludes that the pros of new technologies generally outweigh the cons, helping engage students and teachers.
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- 1. Emerging Technologies By Austin Jones
- 2. Ipads
- 3. Keeps class entertaining for students
- 4. One disadvantage is students found it frustrating to highlight.
- 5. Smart Boards
- 6. Cooperation Increases in the classroom
- 7. But…The boards are very expensive.
- 8. Pros outweigh Cons The benefits of new technologies outweigh the Disadvantages.
- 9. References Clapp, Jerod.( 2011, 24 January). Getting Smart: Interactive Whiteboards Engages Students and Teachers. Retrieved from http://newsandtribune.com/homepage Clark, Anika. (2010, 7 November). Ipads are opening new doors to help students overcome educational challenges. Retrieved from http://www.southcoasttoday.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20101107/NEWS/11070348