Smartphone in Classroom

To enhance learning and keep students engaged with the content delivered by teachers, here are four simple ways to use smartphones in the classroom.

Bringing innovation to classrooms is always beneficial, as it encourages students to explore new ways to expand their knowledge. Using smartphones for educational purposes is an alternative that can help maintain student interest.

Here are four simple ways to use smartphones in the classroom:

1. Meetings
   With smartphones, teachers and students can schedule meetings at times that suit both parties without needing to meet in person. This allows students to resolve any doubts left unanswered in class and communicate any project-related issues efficiently.

2. Using Photos and Videos
   Teachers can guide students to find images, take photos, or record videos related to the lesson’s content, making it easier for them to absorb and retain the material.

3. Social Media
   Since most students already have accounts on social media platforms, teachers can encourage them to share class-related content in private groups, such as on Facebook. This can enhance collaboration and interaction among classmates.

4. Educational Games
   Many apps offer educational content that can improve classroom learning. Teachers can also encourage students to share useful apps they discover, helping to explain and reinforce subjects more effectively.

Source: Universia, 12/11/2013