Deploying iPads: 10 Questions Schools Should Ask Themselves
To begin thinking more broadly about iPads in a learning environment, consider these 10 questions schools should ask before deploying iPads.
To begin thinking more broadly about iPads in a learning environment, consider these 10 questions schools should ask before deploying iPads.
Here’s What A 2,000 Year-Old Lecture Hall Looks Like Kom el Dikka, a 2nd century AD Roman amphitheater in Alexendria, Egypt, allowed for an audience of up to 800 people, and hosted lecture theater performances, and even wrestling events. There is also speculation that it might’ve been a full-fledged university. Its excavation began in the…
Whether you’re looking for a place to scribble ideas or organize plotlines, these ipad apps for writing have you covered.
10 Of The Youngest College Students Of All Time by TeachThought Staff For most of us, conquering the classes it takes to get a college degree is hard enough at 18, but for some, higher education much. As amazing as it is, some kids are ready to take it all on before they’ve even hit…
A couple of years ago, Seth Godin participated in an interview where he released a scathing review of public schools in the United States.
Thoughts On Globalizing Education by Terry Heick While ideas of “dissolving borders” and “creating transparency” are tempting, accessible, and powerful, the world is a big place; true globalization will force already divergent cultures to confront one another anew—and to do so in the face of complex challenges for which there may be no “solutions.” True…
Skype, the free, ubiquitous downloadable, offers unique opportunities for tech-savvy teachers to get their students learning in new ways.
In this post, we provide in-depth answers to the top 10 most commonly asked questions about Google Chromebooks.
Here, we present a collection of the best iPad apps for homeschooled students, including Stanza, Analogy, Starfall, and Princess Math.
We’ve discovered a powerhouse of the best smartphone apps for teachers to put to work in the classroom and beyond.
by TeachThought Staff Creativity is often associated with elementary students who are encouraged to draw or color to self-express. For college students, it’s often thought of as courses or degrees that require specific creative skills, such as art or writing majors. Yet, for many students, the idea of intentionally being creative is lost. Business students,…
Tablets–iPads, Nexus 7s, Kindles, and even Intel’s Studybook–can be powerful learning tools, offering: 1. Alternative to print books 2. Mobile learning actuators 3. Interactive media displays 4. Potential for “BYOD-familiarity” And perhaps the most powerful argument? 77% of college students believe that tablets greatly enhance the learning experience. Times they are a’ changin’. Below is…
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