"I am working on a grant for kindles for my special education students, and would be able to put class notes, study guides etc on the kindles, to help with organization. Some, this will also help cut down on the number of books they have to carry to…"
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Kindle Class Project: Create your own Kindle ebook
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Has anyone tried a class project in which the students and/or the teacher creates content, converts the content to a Kindle format and uploads it to a Kindle device?Sounds like a great opportunity…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Victoria Holcomb Apr 30, 2012.
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Victoria Holcomb replied to James Moushon's discussion Kindle Class Project: Create your own Kindle ebook
Kosie Eloff replied to James Moushon's discussion Kindle Class Project: Create your own Kindle ebook"Going a step further, our library is thinking of using Overdrive's "upload your own materials" function to create a custom collection. Students can then read the content on a platform of their choice (Kindle / Kindle for iPad / iBooks…"
Will DeLamater replied to James Moushon's discussion Kindle Class Project: Create your own Kindle ebook"Great idea. Puts new meaning on the idea of a book club..."
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Has anyone tried a class project in which the students and/or the teacher creates content, converts the content to a Kindle format and uploads it to a Kindle device?Sounds like a great opportunity for students to learn the process and get more familiar with the Kindle.See More
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Kindle Class Project: Create your own Kindle ebook
Has anyone tried a class project in which the students and/orthe teacher creates content, converts the content to a Kindle format anduploads it to a Kindle device?Sounds like a great opportunity for students tolearn the process and get more familiar with the Kindle.See More
James Moushon joined Will DeLamater's groupKindle in the Classroom
A place to discuss the Kindle and how students are likely to use it. Will they read more? Will the device hold up or break easily? Will students find enough to read? Please share your thoughts and observations.
Will DeLamater left a comment for James Moushon"James, welcome aboard! And thanks for joining the group. --Will"
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- Where do you teach?
- retired - county school adminstration
- Do you own a Kindle or other ereader?
- Kindle
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- PC
- Where did you learn about this site?
- edukindle blog
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- At 10:03am on October 12, 2011, Will DeLamater said…
- James, welcome aboard! And thanks for joining the group. --Will
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Click the QR code on your smartphone to grab Sonnet 65 by the Bard himself! An experiment with how to distribute learning resources to students' mobile devices.
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