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Information provided by Marie Johnson (Neels)

[|www.youtube.com/watch?v=0U05WeXPGlk]

This is a youtube video on SmartBoards. I am a firm believer in SmartBoards especially for differentiating instruction. I am able to put a variety of activities on the Board and then tell the students which ones to play or not to play. I can differentiate one lesson into five mini lessons for different levels of learning.

Information Posted by Dave Pavlick Additional Resources: Mobile Learning, Mobile learning is a topic that is here to stay and there isn’t much anyone can do about it. I guess the saying is “if you can’t beat them join them” is a great opportunity for teachers to revamp their lessons and bring them into the 21th century. I have found giving students access to the information that I’m teaching in as many ways as possible has greatly affected the way the students understand and apply the information. I found myself putting information on my blackboard site, Edmodo classrooms and on the school server has prompted a great response form my students. The students can download apps for black board, Edmodo and also power school which is a way for the student to have access to their grades 24 hours a day 7 days a week. This also helps to make the students take responsibility over their work and can never claim they don’t know what is going on in the classroom to me or their parents. These are some great ways to differentiate your instruction or give students different ways to grow as diverse learners.