CoSN 2014: Culture Shift: Mobile Learning

No matter the device, bringing mobile into the classroom can expand student horizons exponentially.

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<li><strong>David Pogue</strong>, Yahoo Tech</li>
<li><strong>Sandra Paul</strong>, Sayreville (N.J.) Public Schools</li>
<li><strong>Thuan Nguyen</strong>, Kent (Wash.) School District</li>
<li><strong>Marie Bjerede</strong>, e-Mergents LLC</li>
<li><strong>Tim Clark</strong>, Forsyth County (Ga.) Schools</li>
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<li>Mobile devices help teachers to better facilitate instruction, and students to continue learning outside of their school buildings.</li>
<li><span style="line-height: 1.6;">No matter the device, mobility breaks down barriers to information.</span></li>
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