Apps- The 3Rs and the 3Ps

Michael Simonson

Apps- The 3Rs and the 3Ps

Michael Simonson

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Young children often benefit from educational apps, but for pre-teens it is recommended that parents install and supervise the apps that are on a smartphone. For distance educators, the thoughtful use of apps is a great way to improve instruction and expand access - the course syllabus, e-learning lesson, and webinar session should have an app list to accompany the traditional reference list.

Original language	American English
Journal	Distance Learning
Volume	9
State	Published - Jan 1 2012

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