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The month of February’s hottest, must-know edtech tools—right now. 
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Next year's wireless headphones, fitness trackers, glucose monitors and in-car audio traffic navigators are expected to offer a longer range, faster performance and a larger broadcast message capacity with the adoption of Bluetooth 5.
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"Sprint has jumped into the race to close the homework gap by providing 1 million students mobile devices and internet hotspots they can use at home, even if they don’t have internet access otherwise."
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"When it comes to building education tools, we’ve found that few products put a real emphasis on building platforms that are intuitive. It’s something that means a lot to us, which we’ve not seen much of elsewhere."
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The tablet market will face down years in 2016 and 2017, followed by a slight rebound in 2018 driven by detachable tablet growth.
EDTECH@UTRGV's insight:
Tablets, at least the higher end ones, tend to have a longer shelf life and don't need to be replaced as often. More often than not, as the age, they get passed down to children while the adults get the next generation. In my house, we have 3 iPads with the oldest one still going strong after almost 5 years.
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Four productivity apps that we’ve been using our end that merit a blog shout-out.
GwynethJones's curator insight,
April 17, 2016 7:05 PM
Don't tell my dad, but honestly - I coulda lived without having an Apple Watch. That being said, I get a lot of GEEK Street Cred w/ my middle school kiddos! |
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Although technology changes at a rapid pace, one thing is constant: students have a deep desire to learn using digital tools and resources.
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Various ways of usind QR codes in the classroom; for teachers to try out.
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These best practices from a New Jersey school for students with disabilities outline four ways wearable tech can head to the classroom.
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How Can Teachers Control Cell Phones In Their Class? by Dan Henderson, Author of That’s Special: A Survival Guide To Teaching Create A Cell Phone Jail Have you ever tried to have students leave their cell phones in their lockers and a mysterious glow comes from under their desk? I got tired of the cell [...]
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Classroom wearable technology in the United States is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of nearly 46 percent over the next four years, according to a recent report released by Research and Markets, a Dublin, Ireland-based market research firm.
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Looking at how mobile devices can enhance field trips and boost emotional engagement with field trip material. How one school made it happen.
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