BYOD Tips & Tricks by Chris Rogers

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5 Best Practices for BYOD

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BYOD Tips & Tricks

Published on Nov 20, 2015

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BYOD TIPS & TRICKS

WHY REINVENT THE WHEEL?

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PACE YOURSELF

IT'S A MARATHON, NOT A SPRINT!

Many teachers try to do too much too fast and become frustrated with new technology. Take it slowly, try the tools one at a time and choose ones that work for you and your students.

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A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS

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CREATE SOMETHING NEW

HOW CAN YOU SHOW WHAT YOU KNOW?

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DON'T JUST CONSUME

TABLETS & COMPUTERS ARE POWERFUL CREATION TOOLS

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UNIVERSAL ACCESS

Evernote/Skitch
Socrative
Google Forms
Padlet
D2L / eClass C&I

What works on everything? It's important to consider planning lessons around things that work on all devices. This means trying to avoid platform-specific apps and websites built for computers (I.e. Flash)

Symbaloo for BYOD

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