The document discusses using cell phones and mobile devices for educational purposes in the classroom. It describes several interactive activities using cell phones, such as students taking quizzes and polls on their phones. The presentation provides examples of using text messaging and multimedia messaging to engage students and provide feedback. It also discusses the benefits of mobile learning, such as assessing students' knowledge in a more engaging way and using tools that students already use regularly.

1. No Cell Phones Allowed A presentation by: David J. Yost An Interactive Introduction to Mobile Learning

2. Quick Quiz! Take out your cell phone or laptop.

3. Cells: Send a text message To: “22333”

4. With the message “18549” Smartphones and laptops: Go to poll4.com

5. Enter in the message “18549” Everyone should be joined in now

6. Let the quiz begin...

7. (Creating Our Future: Students Speak Up about their Vision for 21st Century Learning, 2010)

8. (Creating Our Future: Students Speak Up about their Vision for 21st Century Learning, 2010)

9. Some cell phone uses Clickers

10. Interactive assignments via SMS(Cheung, 2008)

11. Short reflections

12. Classroom Communication (Horstmanshof, 2004)

13. Oral assessments (Kolb, 2008)

14. Math in Your World With your group think of examples of Math that you have seen in the past few days outside of class.

15. Pick one supreme example and then text your group idea to: (240)561-9216