Ubiquitous Computing Examples
From School Computing
How does teaching & learning change when every student has a personal computer in the classroom (and beyond)?
Use MS Office for productivity and creation of student projects: word processing, graphs, charts, desktop publishing, multimedia authoring, websites, databases, etc.
Research, independent study, access to www See http://www.aalf.org/Resources/Default.aspx
Electronic communication with peers, teachers, parents, etc.
Class webpages for posting assignments
Online learning environments: Moodle, BlackBoard, etc.
Use of interactive content made available by textbook companies, i.e. CD ROMS that accompany textbooks
Electronic portfolios-student webpages and blogs/vlogs
Pod casts-both student/teacher created plus access webpages with educational podcasts
Videoconference connections.
E-pals, V-pals, Virtual Field Trips
Both student and teacher created Web Quests
Inspiration for concept mapping
