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The number of games, apps, and software to help students learn to read and increase their literacy skills is growing fast, and the tools themselves are becoming more interactive and animated. Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
Eric Rodriguez's curator insight,
September 23, 2015 4:14 PM
I'll admit it, I have fallen for these devices as a babysitting tool. Once I stopped myself and realized that I was doing a disservice to my own daughter, I took the approach of being a co-engaged parent with my daughter's use of the iPad.
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"'The future is here,' William Gibson once quipped. 'It’s just not evenly distributed.' Gibson, the sci-fi writer who coined the term 'cyberspace' back in 1982, could easily have been describing the state of technology in today’s K–12 classrooms. Sure, there are lots of stories about schools adopting the very latest digital devices...But stories like these don’t represent what’s happening in most of our nation’s schools. In fact, the distribution of technology in our classrooms remains radically uneven..." Via Beth Dichter
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3 Must-Have Technology Tools For Your Classroom http://t.co/ExRDTobL via @edudemic #DLDay2012 #WIDigitalLearning... Via Erskine S.Weekes-Libert, Informatics
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