Tech
Edvocate: 3.13.2018 by Matthew Lynch
81 percent of teachers think tablets can
enrich classroom learning, so let’s look at how tablets may be used effectively
in the classroom to engage students and further learning
Virtual Field Trips
It is unlikely you will be able to take
your students on field trips to every destination you cover in class; however,
with a tablet, your students can go on virtual field trips anywhere. Some
websites are even designed with this mind providing 360-degree video.
Research
Tablets are mobile internet devices;
therefore, it is a portable research tool for the classroom. Students can
research topics without having to leave their desks.
Reading and Listening to Books
E-books are specifically designed for use
on tablets, so it makes sense to allow students to use their tablets for reading
in the classroom. Additionally, tablets have speakers, which allow for easy
listening to audiobooks or text-to-speech e-books.
Radio and Podcasts
Using apps such as Tune In Radio,
students can listen to music, radio shows, and podcasts from all over the world
on their tablets.
Presentations and Projects
Poster board projects are a thing of the
past. Now, students can have tons of options for creating multimedia projects,
comics, books, music, and more on a tablet. These projects can be shared and
shown on your Smartboard.
Photography
Tablets have cameras, and with the right
photography editing app, your students can work on creative projects or simply
document class activities. READ
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Based on (7) readability formulas:
Grade
Level: 11
Reading
Level: fairly difficult to read.
Reader's
Age: 15-17 yrs. Old
(Tenth
to Eleventh graders)
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