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http://www.fluency21.com/blogpost.cfm?blogID=2418 We live in a world that is increasingly mobile. In order for adults to connect with our kids and students, we need to mobilize.

12 Most Useful Ways Kids Can Learn With Cell Phones | The Committed Sardine

Students are streets ahead of most adults with use of social media and web technology.

Quest for a switched on school | Teacher Network Blog | Guardian Professional

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Children at Bolton’s new Essa Academy are achieving spectacular results, rolling back years of under achievement in their deprived community.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2011/oct/30/smartphones-handheld-computers-battleground-schools Experts say they are essential for the UK to keep pace economically; others worry about their effect on discipline Children's learning could "hugely improve" if all pupils were given smartphones to use in the classroom, technology experts say but, instead, the UK risks falling behind because "the government doesn't seem that interested in it". Research shows that in many areas, the majority of pupils own a smartphone, but many schools ban the devices and the National Association of Head Teachers says they hold "potential for mischief and distraction".

Smartphones and handheld computers: the new battleground in UK schools | Education | The Guardian

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Teens and Their Mobile Phones / Flowtown (@flowtown)

Have you ever wondered what teens were really using their mobile phones for? A recent study released by Pew Internet Research has shed light on average mobile phone use among American teens. This study includes not only information regarding how much teens use their mobile phones, but what they are using them for as well, such as: to go online, text and access social media sites. Perhaps not surprisingly, average mobile use varies greatly by age, and sexting seems to becoming more of an issue.