Lesson+Plans

=Lesson Plans Ideas!=

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In regards to the Cell Phone, SMS, VoIP, SIP, and DID, we need to make the "enemy" on the campus an "asset" on the campus.

This course is designed to help teachers in the use of a Cell Phone, Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP), Short Message Service (SMS), Session Initiation Protocol (SIP),and Direct Inward Dialing (DID) for the integration of technology in their classes or workshops. In addition, teachers that understand the implications of this information may want to take advantage of this knowledge and save hundreds of dollars in phone bills.

Uses of the Cell Phone in Education. 1. Sign in by text message. 2. Conduct evaluations and surveys by text message. 3. Run a threaded discussion with text messaging. 4. Send out assignments by text message. 5. Receive homework answers via text messages. 6. Have students collaborate with the help of text messaging. 7. Have students conduct a field trip with a parent from work and report it live to the class. 8. Use your message line to give out new assignments or special instructions. 9. Create and send a text Pic of a project sample, i.e. flower, animal, setting, field, view, building or event and send it to your class or to your instructor. 10. Create and send a video message. 11. Create and send an audio message. 12. Find a word in the dictionary. 13. Set up a group. 14. Set up a Chat. 15. Make a 25-way Skype conference call. 16. Find a location on GPS. 17. Introduce the Mosquito Ringtone. 18. DID: Direct Inward Dialing for VoIP use with your old pone number.

In what other ways can you think of how a cell phone may be used for class? Send me a text message (352-638-0909)