Thursday - Session 3 - Workshop 3
The use of PDAs as a data collection tool in PDHPE.
posted by Educational Services Team - Diocese of Broken Bay @ 10:04 am
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Teachers Sharing with Teachers
ICLT LEARNING AND TEACHING CONFERENCE: 27 – 28 JULY 2006 The Diocese of Broken Bay, NSW Australia, will again be facilitating an ICLT Learning and Teaching conference to promote and facilitate collaboration and sharing of best practice across our schools. The purpose of this blogg is to encourage (and demonstrate), the use of 21st century tools to faciliatate contemporary learning and teaching. We encourage all participants to contribute !
Thursday, July 27, 2006
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2 Comments:
PDA schools exist in England and USA. Have done for years.There is quite a bit on the net. Palm are a for-runner in using this techno in schools. They are always keen to support schools. There are desk docking systems that allow students to use a normal key board and a good size screen. Blessings, Vicky
fiona brown
after talking to people over lunch and in the workshop it was great to develop other ideas for use of the PDA such as keeping class rolls on the PDA and class marks so they are at your finger tips and i would love if anyone has any ideas of how to use the set of PDA's in a religion class.
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