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Going mobile ncce
Mobile devices are increasingly common in classrooms. Teachers can utilize tools like QR codes, also known as semacodes, to link physical materials like worksheets to digital content and resources. By taking advantage of the mobile devices students already have, like cell phones, educators can enhance learning opportunities without requiring additional expensive technology. Teachers should leverage the mobile tools available to them to engage students and link the physical and digital worlds.
Going mobile ncce
- 1. Going Mobile Steve Dembo Community.DiscoveryEducation.com Steve_Dembo@Discovery.com @Teach42
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- 20. Semacodes in the classroom Photo: flickr.com/photos/rosstsai/93413149/
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- 22. Going Mobile Steve Dembo DiscoveryEducation.com Steve_Dembo@Discovery.com @Teach42
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