Electronic devices in schools
By: Jill Hamilton, book editor.
Contributors: Hamilton, Jill.
Series: Issues that concern you
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Detroit
Language: eng
Number of pages: 112
ISBN-13: 9780737739855
Subjects: Educational technology -- United States; Education -- Effect of technological innovations on -- United States; Mobile communication systems -- United States; Laptop computers -- United States; Classroom management -- United States
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Schools struggle with rules for electronic devices / Ellen R. DeLisio; title: Electronic devices should be required, not banned / Mike Elgan; title: Students should unplug in class / Valerie Schultz; title: Banning iPods will not stop student cheating / Michael Bertacchi; title: Cell phones should be allowed on school property / Janne Perona; title: The cell phone ban needs rethinking / Ellen Song; title: Camera phones create a spylike culture / Rafi Martina; title: Students with cameras keep teachers on good behavior / Todd Seal; title: YouTube belongs in the classroom / Stan Beer; title: Classroom activities should not be on YouTube / Scott Jaschik; title: Teachers should not ban students from being online in class / Ken Fisher; title: Laptops for all students should be standard / Mark A. Edwards; title: Laptops for all students is not yet practical / Bob Moore; title: Students with laptops are less engaged in class / David Cole; title: PDAs can be usefull in the classroom / Diane Curtis; title: Electronic devices enable bullying / Editorial Board of the Portsmouth Herald.