How One New York City Principal Manages Smartphones in Class
Nancy Amling, the founding principal of Hudson High School of Learning Technologies, talks about what will and won’t change at her school now that the New York City Department of Education has lifted its ban on smartphones on campus.
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Mobile Technology in the K-12 Classroom |
3/17/2015 |
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Mobile technology is rapidly transforming society, business, popular culture—-and education. THE Journal's electronic publication, K-12 Mobile Classroom, offers a compendium on all the news, information and insight K-12 educators will need to stay current on the best ways to serve their students and their communities. Published weekly in HTML format. Are you enjoying the online newsletters, but missing the magazine? Sign up for a free subscription to THE Journal and receive news, opinions, and feature articles about technology in K-12 education. For complete details and to subscribe online, click here.
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