Japan’s iPhone school – answers
Japan’s iPhone school
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- Taking attendance used to be interesting. used to be a chore (not a pleasant thing to do)
- 500 students can buy iPhones from the school. over 500 students are being given the phone by the school
- They are using this as an advertising gimmick. it is given to enhance their experience at the school
- Students can register their attendance from home. they must be in school (GPS can show this)
- The iPhones can only be used to register attendance. they are used by students to answer questions and participate in discussions
- iPhone sales began in Japan 6 months ago. last summer, almost a year
- Students used to use bells and whistles in class. the iPhones have bells and whistles (lots of innovative features) for students to use
- Students need to learn how to push the right buttons. the phones ‘push buttons’ for the students ie; they engage them because they are a good thing to have
- They are happy that the school knows their location after class. some are worried about this and see some privacy issues around the use of GPS
- Students will have to be in school to view video podcasts. they can get these if they are unable to come to school for any reason