Learning in the past Teacher explanation

Paper, pencils, and chalkboard

There was only one way of learning

Nowadays situation We use paper

We start using computers (a way of hanging out)

We mix many things but without good results

How can we change this? Adding technology to the learning process

Not concentrating in technology, but in learning

Giving more freedom to the students

Resources Social Networks

Laptops

Tablets & Smartphones

Apps & websites

Twitter It’s an innovational sharing system.

Hashtags

We can use it as a collective diary and forum.

Facebook Not as good (it’s more personal)

Good for creating a group and use it with the same purpose than Twitter.

Ultrabooks Thin and light, instead of books.

For working with digitalized books and making Text Documents or Slide Presentation.

Internet.

Tablets & Smartphones Really easy and intuitive using.

We can use Social networks and apps.

Brilliant for surfing on the net.

Small and portable.

Personal calendar and timetable.

Apps Evernote: You can save documents, notes, images and

more in the “cloud”.

Dropbox: Save and share media among your devices.

Google Gmail: Personal mail account.

Google Docs: Save and share your documents.

Google calendar: an online calendar.

Google sites: create your own website.

Wordreference, voxy: learning English.

Wikipedia: The free encyclopedia

Dragon dictation: You speak and the phone writes it.

iBooks: digital books

iTunesU: Downloadable courses

Scientific apps

Calculator

Periodic table

Scientific converter

Equation solver

The point is learning, and this resources will help us.

It’s easier, funnier and more interesting.

We don’t need to use all of them.

It’s not necessary to completely break with papers.

We have to distinguish among the subjects.

We don’t have to obsess with technology.