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- Dec 26, 2019
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Using Smartphones to Enhance Classroom Activities

Research shows that smartphone use is increasing. Mobile devices can be used to increase learning opportunities and promote learner autonomy. During this presentation, participants will learn specific examples of how to integrate mobile devices into learning objectives and brainstorm additional activities to enhance student performance.

Presented by: Rachel Riggs from Frederick Community College

This presentation is a part of the first Maryland Adult Education Virtual Training Institute.

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