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My cell phone isn’t a smart phone (next purchase in 2011), so I walked into my local Apple store to buy a WiFi iPodTouch. As I began to play with its features, my e-learning design and development brain just couldn’t wrap itself around the iPodTouch’s very small screen. So, I reasoned.)
The first is the rollout of the federal governments Digital Education Revolution (DER) – a catchy election promise that is becoming a reality such that all year 9-12 students will have 1:1 access to a computer by the end of 2011. The second sign is at the opposite end of the Australia schooling system – remote primary schools.
This Christmas I bet it'll be the hyprid iPodTouch or iPhone (if they're lucky). Where mp3 players were the hot item in 2003, the iPod shuffle and mini took until 2005 to hit the mainstream school audience. I suspect not many)". He's right. Teachers decide pedagogy, not administrators, authorities or Governments.
The first is the rollout of the federal governments Digital Education Revolution (DER) – a catchy election promise that is becoming a reality such that all year 9-12 students will have 1:1 access to a computer by the end of 2011. The second sign is at the opposite end of the Australia schooling system – remote primary schools.
This Christmas I bet it'll be the hyprid iPodTouch or iPhone (if they're lucky). Where mp3 players were the hot item in 2003, the iPod shuffle and mini took until 2005 to hit the mainstream school audience. I suspect not many)". He's right. Teachers decide pedagogy, not administrators, authorities or Governments.
billion by 2011. Posted by Matthew Nehrling at 3:28 PM 0comments: Post a Comment Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Education for the iPod Generation The world of personalized, on demand educational technology. Use your iPod/iTouch/iPhone to. and will exceed $1.5 Mimi Ito – What the User Wants.
My cell phone isn’t a smart phone (next purchase in 2011), so I walked into my local Apple store to buy a WiFi iPodTouch. As I began to play with its features, my e-learning design and development brain just couldn’t wrap itself around the iPodTouch’s very small screen. So, I reasoned.)
