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- Schools have limited budget

- Students bring already their devices; many know far more than their teachers

SOLUTION: BYOD

Smart phones, tablets, laptops.

SOLUTION: Schools still provide lab with computers, and mobile devices for those who do not have devices.

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RevolutionTruth: Letter to the U.S. government on WikiLeaks

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-smart phone is a powerful learning tool

-shrinking technology budget

-more and more students own a smart phone anyway

-educating parents

-inevitable but many problems to implement.

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Digital inclusion and innovative education practices

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Digital inclusion and innovative education practices

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Challenges of providing education in conflicted areas

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Challenges of providing education in conflicted areas

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Everybody, at all levels are involved in education.  From governments around the world, to the UNESCO, to every single teacher.  As REAL education involves preventing conflicts.  This should be integrated in curriculum.  It is ONE big idea of using technology in the classroom.  Governments in war zones still need to provide education and without funding from rich countries, it is much more difficult.  We need direct conflict-sensitive education.

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International Institute for Educational Planning

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Ipad, blogging, google, online student lounge, web 2.0 tools, laptops, skype, and QR codes to name a few

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Ipad, blogging, google, online student lounge, web 2.0 tools, laptops, skype, and QR codes to name a few

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Allows students to collaborate.  In 21st century class, it might look like using collaborative software like Padlet or Mindmeister

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Edutopia is a free source of information, inspiration, and practical strategies for learning and teaching in preK-12 education. We are published by the George Lucas Educational Foundation, a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization.