10. Basic Uses Text to a blog or microblog Create podcasts Create YouTube videos Exchange emails Classroom response systems Smartphone apps can make these tasks easier.
11. Pros and cons Uses Downsides Can create audio and visual media Communication and collaboration Research tool Helpful applications Tech tool students already have Poor security and management control Easily lost or stolen Must keep students on task Cost can keep some students from using all functions
12. Smartphone Applications Programs designed to perform tasks on an mobile OS Usually cheaper than computer programs Wide variety of applications covering many topics
14. Augmented Reality Live direct or indirect view of a physical real-world environment whose elements are augmented by virtual computer-generated imagery Combines real and virtual worlds Is interactive in real time Is registered in 3D
17. Mobile Websites Many websites are enhanced to look and work better on mobile phones Is your websites mobile friendly?
18. Quick Response or QR Codes A two-dimensional bar code that contains information such as website URL’s, addresses, and other information Need a camera connected to a decoding application
20. What do you now think of using mobile phones in your classroom?
21. Take part in the Gowalla Trip Challenge Setup a Gowalla account Search for the SCETV Summer Workshop 2010 trip. Check-in to at least 5 of the 10 locations to get credit for the trip Show your badge at the check-in desk to receive a prize.