A conversation about integrating student cell phones into classroom curricula.
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4 comments:
This is a very good informative blog...
Hey Liz!
I just FINALLY got the U of M Education hats and your book! I'm so excited to begin reading it and catch up on some of the radio shows... I'm also working on having my students create a 5 minute radio broadcast later this year, based on some ideas I got at the Allied Media Conference this summer, so it's good to know about blogtalkradio!
Take care and thanks!
Cheers,
Lauren
This was very informative blog, thanks
I love the classroom implementation ideas that Dr. Rogers discussed. Our high school band teacher allows students to use cell phones to download and record music so that they can learn their parts.
Thanks for the great information
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