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A3: Keep It Simple; An App for Emergent Writers
My forecasting assignment focuses on a gap in technology that currently exists for emergent primary writers. Described in the video below is an idea for a free, ultra-simple, utilitarian app that young students can use to assist them with writing about their stories and learning without getting stuck on spelling words. Instead of students wasting […]
A1: Mobile Math Games
Hi All! Here is my video about the benefits and drawbacks of mobile math games, as well as some considerations for using them in classroom practice. KJ
Microlearning in Education
I guess I’ve been living under a rock for the past decade, as I’ve just discovered the term “microlearning” when looking at trends in mobile education. When researching more, it is an idea that I am already familiar with. Simply put, it is very short lessons that teach the learner very quickly, focus on only […]
An Example of Mobile Tech in the Field of Medicine
Although the role of mobile technology is still emerging in the field of medicine, it is inevitable that it will become a mainstream complement to Western and traditional medicine because of our increasingly connected culture. As a society, we are used to having limitless information at our fingertips, but it can be very overwhelming and […]
Minecraft: Education Edition
I am really interested in how Minecraft: Education Edition can be purposefully and effectively integrated into educational practices. Several years ago I was able to “scrounge up” enough iPads and laptops to try a single project with my class using it, and it was such a hit in terms of student engagement and display of […]
Nice to Meet You All!
Hi All! I am very much looking forward to further exploring how mobile technologies can be purposefully used in education, particularly in elementary grades. I am currently a grade 2 teacher in Blackfalds, AB, and I’ve been in the education field since 1998. I live in Red Deer with my partner Tim who is a […]