"Would you like to read the chapter in our book about policy? I think it would really help and we'd love your feedback and stories. I could invite you onto the googledoc of it, just let me know! Good for you on going after policy change!!!"
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Willyn Webb replied to Dawn Huston's discussion Cell Phone Projects in the group Cell Phones in Education
Patti Krivosh replied to Dawn Huston's discussion Cell Phone Projects in the group Cell Phones in Education"I would be interested in viewing some of your work. I am trying to get cell phone policy changed in my school. Thank you pkrivosh@roadrunner.com."
Dawn Huston replied to Dawn Huston's discussion Cell Phone Projects in the group Cell Phones in Education"Hello,
Thank you for reply. I have just sent you an email.
Dawn"
Willyn Webb replied to Dawn Huston's discussion Cell Phone Projects in the group Cell Phones in Education"Hi,
I"m currently working on a book, Teaching Generation Text. I would be happy to share a number of applications, lessons, etc with you. I'd love your feedback. Also, I'd love for you to talk to your professor and see if a book such…"
Dawn Huston added a discussion to the group Cell Phones in Education
Cell Phone Projects
I was hoping someone could help me out and let me ask you a few questions about a cell phone project you have integrated into your classroom. I am currently enrolled in a Master's in Instructional Media and this a topic for one of my current classes. Questions:Pros and cons of the projectsSchool policyParental involvement and feedbackChallenges, both technical and policy relatedThank you,DawnSee More
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