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KS3/4 Design and Technology - The Future's Handheld

KS3/4 Design and Technology - The Future's Handheld

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In this programme Year 10 pupils at Saltash.net Community School, near Plymouth, spend two days testing out specially adapted software on PDAs.

The cutting edge trial of interactive handheld computers is specially customised for the classroom to enhance pupil learning and assessment. These are multi-functioned with a typing and drawing facility, they take photos and can voice record comments and ideas.

The pupils can look at each others work, which is continuously beamed up onto the teacher's laptop ready to be assessed and commented upon.

The trials are part of a prototype design and technology GCSE exam being developed for the DfES and QCA by Professor Richard Kimbell of Goldsmith's College, London.

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srossitto on 25 October 2008

The video was welldone and gave an excellent overview of a project that can enhance a student and teachers ability to ca ...

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