How PDAs Intersect With School
An Anonymous Coward writes: "It's never too young to be a yuppie. An engineering professor at the University of Michigan is studying how handheld technology can be incorporated in elementary and high schools. His theory is that PDAs can provide students with a much more interactive and cheaper means of learning than desktop computers. The professor has created a number of interesting applications for using PDAs in school, including a 'cooties' simulator, where students beam around a virus from Palm to Palm and then figure out how it propagated. The New York Times covers the use of PDAs in classrooms here, and Wired News has an article here talking about schools who ban students from carrying PDAs." Both articles focus on Palm OS devices at a school in Ann Arbor, but only the Wired piece points out that the devices were banned there last year.
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big and hairy scary dingoes eat cows
since I bought an iPaq I realize how much Palm Sucks a donkey's a55! Poor kids.
Score -5: Troll
Yeah um why do you bother man?? Get a life.
put this in this thread, but you just have to look at this despite that its way off topic...
http://128.241.244.96/portal/uploads/27000/2754
Save yourself the hassle and send the brat directly to special ed - he'll end up there anyway.
...Imagine a Beowolf Cluster of THESE!!!
We all know how hard everyone here tries to be "1337", y'know..
even the trolls have left...
No, the crappy display will just make them go blind faster.
are you sure it would be the display that would make them go blind?
Was this the same post that got deleted elsewhere?
Seems VERY plausible though, even WITH all the swearing.
Got tired of losing at chess?
Kevin Fox