May 15th!


Trinity Meadows First Annual Sci-Tech Expo
You are invited to the First Annual KMI@TMI Tech Expo!
Our students have been hard at work and are ready to
show the world the great products they have been
producing. We want you to come and see what a
difference you have made in the lives of the children in
Keller Texas.

Contact Matt Cook for more details matt.cook@kellerisd.net

Press x2!

Cellular News

Life Science

University of Michigan

Innovations Report

Call To Rock the Schoolhouse!

The time has come to move forward with transforming schools, kids, and America’s future to help us become competitive in the changing world market.

This will be a great conference to attend to get the “ear” of the new administration.

Hope to see you there!

ml09

Delivery of Devices!

January 26th is the Day!  Parent Meeting 6:30 PM. TMIS Library.  The devices will be delivered after a short presentation and the signing of an AUP.  Then our curriculum will be 24/7!draft-kmi-logoart

Sponsors

sponsorsA Big Thanks to all our Sponsors! 

In The press!

Local Press
Keller Paper

 Corporate Help
Matt Cook, a math and science teacher in the Keller Independent School District, near Fort Worth, Texas, knows his cell phone inside and out. He’s used it to document results in his classroom. In fact, his familiarity with cell phone tech sparked his imagination, and led him to get in touch with Verizon and AT&T, as well as software company GoKnow, based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. All three companies have agreed to donate technology to the district for a pilot program to use cell phones in fifth-grade classrooms. (Other cell phone companies are certainly interested in classroom possibilities. Qualcomm has a similar program in the works called K-Nect.)

“I firmly believe that to prepare kids for their future, we need to start speaking the language of kids,” says Cook. “They’re using this stuff anyway—let’s teach them how to use it productively.”

Blogs

MSN

Blog 2

 

In The News!

The entire article can be found here:

Some school districts are already trying new approaches. The Keller (Tex.) school district in January plans to start outfitting students with smartphones, which provide basic computing functions and can cost as little as $100 a year per student. Keller’s pilot will equip 55 students with smartphones featuring slide-out keyboards from Taiwanese vendor HTC, with data service supplied by Verizon Communications  (VZ), according to Soloway, who’s working with the district on its plan. In February, Detroit’s University Preparatory Academy plans to start a similar smartphone test. “It’s all going to be through the phone. That’s where the opportunity is now,” says Soloway.

Great Meeting!

We had our first parent meeting tonight, and it was a huge success! We had a few students come along with their parents and a few of the students asked questions! Everyone is excited about what lays ahead. The most burning Questions seem to be “When do we get them?” This is a good problem to have.

I am podcasting the meeting here: http://www.gcast.com/u/MattCook/main

Anyway thanks again for your help and belief in the project!

Matt

The PowerPoint, minus the links http://www.authorstream.com/Presentation/knoxcityusa-123141-kmi-tmi-matt-cook-keller-isd-education-ppt-powerpoint/

Cyber City, are we there yet?

Check this out and see what you think, Cyber City.

This was written in 1994, A friend told me about it and I found it very thought provoking.  See what you think and let me know about it.

We have come along way so far, is this a reality on the near horizon?

Matt

Bookmarks

Bookmarks






21ST CENTURY




Teach Digital: Curriculum by Wes Fryer wiki / createcollaborateblend




APPLE @ ISTE




Apple Learning Interchange – NECC 2008 Podcasts




CELL PHONE BLOGS




From Toy to Tool: Cell Phones in Learning
Ideas and Thoughts from an EdTech » Blog Archive » Exploring Cellphones as Learning Tools




CELL PHONE BUILD




The Media Lab
Open Handset Alliance




Cell phones




Teach Digital: Curriculum by Wes Fryer wiki / cellphones
mobile » Moving at the Speed of Creativity
wfryer’s bookmarks tagged with “cellphone” on del.icio.us
2008 July « Ubiquitous Thoughts
CellPhonesInEducationpdf.ppt.pdf (application/pdf Object)
HALL DAVIDSON
Mitchel Resnick
Cell Phones in the Classroom: A Good Practice Guide (Techlearning blog)




Copyright




Teach Digital: Curriculum by Wes Fryer wiki / copyright




GRANT




Best Buy Teach




Handouts for Cell phones




The iPod as MegaVCR: Media Libraries in Your Pocket | Discovery Education Speakers Bureau
Hall Davidson
Media Matters




ISTE CAST




ISTE | Podcasts




ISTE NOTES




Dangerously Irrelevant: NECC 2008 – Other notes from the ISTE Digital Equity Summit




NEG CELL PHONES




Mobile phones in the classroom…. again – Teach42




SCHOOL MESSENGER




Home – SchoolMessenger Notification Services




TECH




Technorati Search: “necc” OR “necc08” OR “necc2008”




Tech




Bit by Bit Podcast: 47 | Bit By Bit
Moving at the Speed of Creativity




UK CELLPHONES IN SCHOOL




Mobile Learning – Learning2Go




WEB 2.0 CELL PHONES




Create and Edit Podcasts
!Cellphedia
Mobile Center – Podcast Community – Mobilcast.com
Twitter
Welcome to Sendible: The message sending manager
AbbyMe
Poll Everywhere | Simple Text Message (SMS) Voting and Polling, Audience Response System (ARS), PowerPoint Polling
QIK | Streaming video right from your phone




Unlabeled




Hall Davidson – Cellphones in Schools