Core Curriculum Conference Notes

Example Classroom BYOD Policy

In order to develop a successful BYOD program in your classroom, you need to begin by having a strong set of policies and procedures to ensure the devices are instructive and not distractive.  The following list is a short example BYOD policy you can use when first introducing your students to BYOD in your classroom.

Core Curriculum Conference Notes

Region 7 ESC Core Curriculum Conference

Keep Calm and Teach on

June 24, 2014

Below is an extended list of the Apps we discussed in the session entitled BYOD in the ELAR classroom. These apps can be used for reinforcing reading skills, writing skills, and TELPAS skills.

Apps for ELAR Skills: Reading

Apps and Programs for Vocabulary

Quizlet (Free app and website) Quizlet allows students and teachers to create vocabulary lists that students can learn and study in several modes: flashcard mode, learn mode, and scatter game mode. The words and definitions can be read aloud in learn and flashcard mode. Tests and quizzes can also be generated and printed on the website.

Dictionary.com- (Free) This app works offline. A student can look up definitions, synonyms, and word origins. Students can also listen to the audio pronunciation of the word. This app also has daily word slideshows and a word of the day feature. This app can be upgraded to include a rhyming dictionary and example sentences.