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I would incorporate the use of cell phones! I feel like many people shun them and don't put these great tools to use in the classroom.
Madalyn Ross

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I would totally use laptops in my classroom to maintain space and monitor students.

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IPad

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Students can easily work with them, and they're great tools for learning.

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Is this the way of the future? Government Technology Magazine visited three Chicago schools to find out.

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As of now, I would add create a one-to-one ratio of individual laptops to students.
-Kimber

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Smart boards are a great way to use technology in the classroom. While students are working on their technology skills, they are also working on their communicating skills and working together and in front of the classroom!

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Easy to use, are more affordable than desktop computers and uses less space.

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If you are in lower grades, for example, K-4, I think I pads would be appropriate for learning. In the upper level grades, K-6, I believe Laptops would be the way to go. They are using google classroom a lot, so its easier to type on an I pad than to type on the I pad. Unless the school were to buy a keyboard that attaches to the I pad. However, this would be an added cost.

Ashley Vinson

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Ipads because it is small and simple and easy to keep in hand.
-Courtney H.

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iPads would definitely be my go to electronic when it comes to technology in the classroom. -Nathalie

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Destiny Boston
iPads are so handy in the classroom. There are tons of amazing apps you can download for your students!

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I would definitely use IPads in the classroom! Look at these kids:

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My go to would be the use of ipads or electronics! This way we can make their work more relatable

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Danielle Wright

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What would be your go to technology in your classroom as of today?