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Setting up a class set of Kindles
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I am a high school special education teacher who teaces tenth grade English. My director informed me that she may be able to purchase a class set of Kindles for me for next year. I have a Kindle…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Anne Nardone Jun 29, 2011.

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Where do you teach?: Farmingdale High School

What grade level do you teach?: 10th

Do you own a Kindle or other ereader?: Kindle

What kind of computer do you use?: PC

Where did you learn about this site?: Google

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At 5:43pm on March 4, 2011, Will DeLamater said…: Sounds very exciting! I am a former high school English teacher and can really see the advantages of font size manipulation, increased access, the blending of technology and reading without sitting in from of a computer...! Please keep me/us posted on your experiences!

At 10:57am on March 4, 2011, Will DeLamater said…: Ivelysse, welcome to the group! Are you investigating the use of ereaders at your school, or do you have a pilot in place already? (Please upload a profile photo--go to settings under your name on the right and the option to upload is right at the top!).

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