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Tech Integration Ideas for Elementary Schools

February 15, 2012
by Brad Flickinger
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Atomic Learning now Offers Certificates of Completion

#edtech In our world of education, most teachers continue to educate themselves so that they can keep up on the ever-changing life as educators. Some things we get a little credit for and others we just do quietly behind the … Continue reading

February 9, 2012
by Brad Flickinger
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Educational Technology Bill of Rights for Students Part II

#edtech #mlearning #edchat Wow! I must have hit a nerve with educators when I wrote my first draft of the Education Technology Bill of Rights for Students last month. http://www.schooltechnology.org/2011/12/29/educational-technology-bill-of-rights-for-students/ I got a boat load of emails (about 90% positive and 10% negative), and based … Continue reading

January 26, 2012
by Brad Flickinger
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Is the keyboard dead?

#edtech #edchat #mlearning Has the physical keyboard gone the way of the Dodo bird? This week I went to the FETC in Orlando, so I got to see thousands of techie teachers in one place over a few days. With … Continue reading

January 9, 2012
by Brad Flickinger
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Teaching Kids with iPads – Part 3 of 5

#edtech #ipaded #mlearning Every day we start with about 30 minutes of iPad training — which is really the nuts and bolts of the Boot Camp. We felt is was important that the students know how to use their iPads … Continue reading

January 4, 2012
by Brad Flickinger
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Teaching Kids with iPads – Part 1 of 5

#edtech #edchat A few months ago I took a survey of my elementary kids to see what kind of mobile technology they had at home and it turned out that 53% of my students in 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades … Continue reading

December 15, 2011
by Brad Flickinger
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Young Students Can’t (you fill in the blank)

#edtech #edchat   I get at least one of these excuses when I am working with schools while trying to get more tech projects incorporated into the academic planning… Young students can’t blog. Young students can’t podcast. Young students can’t … Continue reading