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Articles: Mobile

The 10 Barriers to Technology Adoption

Going Mobile
Technology will absolutely change K12 learning.
Cathleen Norris and Elliot Soloway
District Administration, Nov/Dec 2011
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mobile
technology

The 2011 Winners Are Announced!

Feature
The winners reflect how educators seek a variety of technological tools in tough economic times.
Courtney Williams
District Administration, Nov/Dec 2011
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Readers’ Choice Top 100 Products

How Much Computing Power Do You Need?

Feature
A Web-based computing environment means fewer hardware purchases and a tremendous cost savings.
Ed Finkel
District Administration, October 2011
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1 to 1
District CIO
netbooks
online learning
smartphones

E-rate Goes Mobile

Archive
The FCC launches pilot program, "Learning On-the-Go"
Marion Herbert
District Administration, September 2011
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ebooks
enhancing education through technology
funding
language arts
mobile
netbooks
online learning
technology
wireless

A Bright Future in K12 for e-Book Readers

Product Focus
A guide to one segment of education technology
Kurt Eisele-Dyrli
District Administration, September 2011
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21st-century learning
ebooks
enhancing education through technology
iPad
netbooks
reading
reading curriculum
tablets
technology

Learning in the Age of Mobilism

Going Mobile
The United States risks falling behind countries like Korea in this new era.
Cathleen Norris and Elliot Soloway
District Administration, September 2011
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21st-century learning
Cathie Norris
cellphones
Elliot Soloway
Going Mobile
iPad
mobile
smartphones
tablets

Tips for BYOD K12 Programs

Going Mobile
Critical issue in moving to "Bring Your Own Device."
Cathleen Norris and Elliot Soloway
District Administration, Jul 2011
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BYOD
BYOT
Cathie Norris
cellphones
Elliot Soloway
Going Mobile
smartphones
Wi-Fi
wireless

When the Baby-Boomers Meet the Mobile Generation

Going Mobile
A great cultural transformation in K12 learning must take place.
Cathleen Norris and Elliot Soloway
District Administration, June 2011
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Cathie Norris
cellphones
Elliot Soloway
Going Mobile
mobile
smartphones

Navigating the Landmines of Technology Misuse

Professional Opinion
These steps will help your district protect students and staff without infringing on their rights.
Linda Bakst and Jay Worona
District Administration, June 2011
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bullying
cyberbullying
Facebook
safety

From Banning to BYOD

Going Mobile
This inevitable shift is at the heart of school change.
Cathleen Norris and Elliot Soloway
District Administration, May 2011
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BYOD
BYOT
Cathie Norris
Elliot Soloway
Going Mobile
mobile
remote access
smartphones

Mobile Devices as Essential Tools

Going Mobile
Carts of laptops haven’t raised student achievement—and neither will carts of iPads.
Cathleen Norris and Elliot Soloway
District Administration, Apr 2011
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Cathie Norris
Elliot Soloway
Going Mobile
iPad
mobile
tablets

The Great Educational Reset of 2011

Going Mobile
Refocus on only that which moves the needle of student performance.
Cathleen Norris and Elliot Soloway
District Administration, Mar 2011
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21st-century learning
Cathie Norris
Elliot Soloway
Going Mobile
mobile

Mobile Goes Mainstream

Feature
A more broadly accepted concept than ever, the arrival of ubiquitous mobile learning in K12 is well under way.
Kurt Eisele-Dyrli
District Administration, Feb 2011
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21st-century learning
iPad
mobile
smartphones
tablets
technology

Mobile Tech Continues to Advance

Going Mobile
The world is rapidly embracing mobile, and schools are next.
Cathleen Norris and Elliot Soloway
District Administration, Jan 2011
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Cathie Norris
Elliot Soloway
enhancing education through technology
Going Mobile
mobile

Shocking the System with Emerging Technologies

News Update
Startl, is a new nonprofit organization promoting the proliferation of new media in education.
Marion Herbert
District Administration, Nov 2010
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21st-century learning
enhancing education through technology

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