Articles and Podcasts about using Student Cell Phones in Learning
Bring Your Own Device: The Next Big Trend in Learning
Report by Sophic Capital 2014
BYOD One Year Later
TechLearning 2013
Low Income Students Test Scores Leap 30% With Smartphone
Qualcom Study 2012
Cell Phones Increasingly a Class Act
Chicago Tribune 2010
Dumb Phones, Smart Phones
Harvard Education Letter 2010
Cell Phones Allow Anytime Learning
ASCD Express 2010
Cell Phones Have Much Potential in Classrooms
eSchoolnews 2010
Cell Phones as Classroom Learning Tools
Classroom2.0 Live 2009
From Cell Phone Skeptic to Evangelist
District Administration 2009
Classrooms Welcome Cell Phone Use
Wichita Eagle 2009
Please Turn On Your Cell Phone
Change Observer 2009
Learning Curve: Cell Phone as Teacher
The Atlanta-Journal Constitution 2009
Mobile Technology Goes to School
Education World 2009
*Article that started the BYOT/BYOD revolution with cell phones (in order to understand this movement, you must read where it all began)
What Can You Learn From a Cell Phone
by Marc Prensky 2004
A conversation about integrating student cell phones into classroom curricula.
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