Tag Archives: iphone
App Makes Citations a Snap
An enterprising group of college students have crafted an app that allows users to simplify the often tedious work of creating citations for printed books. Crafted by seven University of Waterloo students, Quick Cite, allows the user to snap a … Continue reading
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Tagged 7cubed, Android, apps, citation, college, development, edtech, education, iOS, iphone, students
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New Moodle4iPhone
New Moodle app presents exciting opportunities for online learning!
Weekly Update: July 1-5
iPod Touch in the Classroom– Miguel Guhlin, Around the Corner The iPhone 3Gs– Daryll Johnson, edbuzz New Thoughts on Getting Started in E-learning– Clive Shepard, Clive on Learning NECC 2009– Michael Horn, Disrupting Class Documenting the Digital Generation– Henry Jenkins, … Continue reading
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Tagged cell phones, cheating, Digital Generation, e-learning, iphone, ipod touch, NECC
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The iPhone 3GS
After over a year of debating and eventually coming to the conclusion that I really wanted an iPhone, I finally found myself in line at my local Apple store the morning the new iPhone 3GS was released. After a two … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, education, education applications, integration, iphone, ipod touch, learning, Technology, YouTube
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iPod Touch, iPhone Mandatory for Students
Yet another institution is touting the education-changing potential of yet another device. This time the college is University of Missouri’s Journalism School, which now plans to require that students purchase either Apple’s iPod Touch or its iPhone. As one of … Continue reading
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Tagged 21st century educator, education, integration, iphone, ipod touch, Technology, Web 2.0, wired teacher
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