Mobile PD. Objectives  State of mobile ownership and use  Mobile technology with higher education students  Mobile technology with younger students.

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Mobile PD

Objectives  State of mobile ownership and use  Mobile technology with higher education students  Mobile technology with younger students

Mobile is in!

Txt: The ubiquitous app!

ClassPager & GroupMe  Classpager.com – have opt-in, unidirectional text/SMS communications with students  Opt in by texting a unique phone  Can DM individual students GroupMe.com

College Students’ Gadget Ownership

Phone Usage PhotoTextingAccessing Internet Recording Video Download ing Apps yrs (n=451) 94%***97%***77%***65%**68%***65%*** White (n=1,586) 80%79%52%48%40% Black (n=434) 79%80%60%*51%52%*50%* Hispanic (n=351) 85% 66%*53%47%44%

Teen Gadget Ownership

Demographics of Teen Cell Phone Users

Why are we not leveraging this?  Students are using these tools, but these tools don’t make their way into the classroom very often…why not?  What are some of the challenges of having students bring in their own devices? (or aka…BYOD)

Raw Possibilities & Affordances Common affordances of most phones (& iPods) Level 1  Camera  Audio  Texting Level 2  Video  Internet connectivity ( , browsing, geo-location services, real time synching)

Polling – ask them a question  For your class,

Poll Everywhere (free for up to 40)  Create polls, quizzes, formative assessment tools  Free service for audiences of up to 40  Responses can be tracked overtime

Twitter & Twitter Polling Create GroupTweets:  Spur discussions  Polling/formative assessment Backchanneling (online commentary during presentations)  Use #hashtags to create instant networks  Students can “think-aloud” and generate ideas, gives quiet students a voice ssrooms

Backchanneling with Today’s Meet  Create private, temporary rooms to host backchannel discussions  ss.com/tag/mobile- devices/

Audio Recording & Sharing  Interview experts  Provide reflections or reports on projects  Create podcast shows  Audioboo – podcasting service linked with Facebook, Twitter, etc.  Pictures, descriptions, and geo-tagging for each recording

Capturing the value of the camera  Photo sharing  QR codes

Passing the Torch  om/watch?v=Dp4qe3Is hhw om/watch?v=Dp4qe3Is hhw Two-year old conducting an iPhone tutorial

Take Away Points  See the opportunities the mobile medium offers and leverage them:  Endless possibilities to consume, create, communicate  Camera, voice, keyboard, motion sensor, location, and a growing number of free apps  Focus should be on the learning, not on the device

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