Exploring Your Options
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Mobile learning devices that can be used in K-12 classrooms include netbooks, cell phones, smartphones, tablets, and eReaders. Netbooks are small, lightweight laptops less than 3 pounds, with keyboards around 80-95% of full size. Smartphones run mobile operating systems, access the internet, and have full email and messaging capabilities. Tablets interface using touch and have internal keyboards, internet access via wireless, full operating systems, and document storage and editing features. EReaders are portable and optimized for reading texts in a size similar to paperback books.
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- 1. Exploring Your Options Mobile Learning Devices for the K-12 Classroom
- 2. Mobile Devices Netbooks Cell phones, smart phones Tablet/Touch devices eReaders
- 3. Netbooks 9- or 10-inch screen 2 to 3 pounds (size of hardcover book) Keyboards: 80 % to 95 % of normal size Lower in price range No optical drive (CD/DVD) Easy access to web applications
- 4. Cell Phones/Smart Phones Cell Phone Has no mobile operating system No Internet access Send/receive text, picture messaging Limited access to e-mail Smart Phone Runs mobile operating system Access to the Internet Send/receive text, picture messaging Full e-mail access Information storage Camera, video Smart phone vs. Cell phone
- 5. Tablet/Touch Devices Touch interaction Internal keyboard Internet via 3G/4G or WiFi Full operating system (iOS, Windows, Android) Document access and creation Data and document storage Camera Apple iPad, Acer Iconia, Samsung Galaxy, Amazon Kindle Fire, Asus Eee Pad, Motorola Xoom, HP TouchPad
- 6. eReaders Portable, electronic device for reading texts Size of paperback book Not backlit, ease of reading Modify text size Limited Internet access (newer devices) Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle, B&N Nook, Sony Reader Pocket, Samsung Papyrus