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    Re: BYOD. Then what? Managing electronic devices in schools
    Posted by: Christina DiGiacomo on 1/02/15
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    Currently as a school we have integrated the BYOD initiative.
    In my opinion, I think its great because it really allows
    students to embrace the technology of this day in age.
    Students are using their phones and tablets for everything.
    Its a great thing for students to be able to communicate and
    complete lessons using their technology devices. Although
    I teach an autism program, my students embrace the use of
    technology by using IPADS to communicate. I think the
    BYOD initiative is a great thing for students.

    On 11/06/14, Teachers.Net Gazette wrote:
    > Technology surrounds us, and its use is integrated in our
    > curriculum on an escalating scale. In many schools and
    > classrooms, the students bring their own devices (BYOD).
    >
    > Other schools have various portable electronic devices
    > provided in the classrooms. It is up to the teacher to
    > ensure that the electronic devices are correctly obtained,
    > carried, and returned to the storage location. Here are
    > excellent tips for you, and to share with your entire
    campus.


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  • BYOD. Then what? Managing electronic devices in schools, 11/06/14, by Teachers.Net Gazette.
  • Re: BYOD. Then what? Managing electronic devices in schools, 1/02/15, by Christina DiGiacomo.