Mobile Learning Unit - Communicating with Your Mobile Device
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The document discusses a mobile learning workshop series for teachers focused on communicating with technology. The workshops cover using a mobile device to communicate through presentation portfolios to manage work and share with colleagues, communicating with stakeholders through various tools like Google Drive and online calendars, and using Google services like Gmail, Drive, and Blogger to consolidate communications. The workshops provide examples for teachers to test communicating on an iPad.
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