Creating Acceptable Use Policies for Mobile Learning

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The how-to guide for creating mobile use policies. Do you want to engage students through mobile learning, but struggle to address the challenges that come with it? "Today's students are digital natives who are used to being connected by technology 24/7. Denying them access for eight hours of the school day is simply unrealistic." –JOSH MONTGOMERY, Technology Coordinator, Chillicothe City School District Download our white paper for an analysis of the key issues and see how other schools are successfully incorporating mobility in the K–12 environment. In addition to real-world examples, you’ll also gain insight on the most effective approaches and guidance on how to create an acceptable use policy for your school. The rise in use of mobile devices in K–12 education is improving the learning experience for students, but has left schools and districts looking for ways to adapt to the new technology. This white paper discusses the following key issues: • Equitable device access • Social media • Technical support • Damage liability • Personalization • Funding

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