This is a part of a series on mobile devices available for learning. Category: Mini-laptops, aka netbooks These are smaller, lightweight laptops that are typically configured with minimal memory and priced very economically. Manufacturers and models: Most of the major
3.5mm headphone adapter
A lot of laptops these days only have one 3.5 mm headphone jack, instead of two — one for headphones and one for the mic. This makes it hard to use the 3.5 mm headsets many folks have. Before you
Policy issues for student use of electronic devices…and a whole lot more
The University of San Diego just released a series of documents and policy recommendations on “Helping School Personnel Control Student Misuse of Electronic Communications Devices On and Off-Campus.” After reading this collection, I have so many thoughts that I hardly
Classroom mgt. tips for one-to-one laptop programs
Here are 10 classroom management tips for schools with one-to-one laptop programs. What other tips do you have? Add your comments! Have a plant to use your laptops instructionally on a regular basis.If you use the laptops as a part
Acer and the mini-laptop market
At NECC this year, I saw many attendees carrying new mini-laptops (also called netbooks) and talked to many planning large school purchases. A lot of people asked me which model is the best, and I referred folks to our comparison
New Dell Mini-Laptop for Education
Dell has finally come out with its much-awaited new mini-laptop (netbook) for education. The Latitude 2100 has a 10″ screen includes many of the features of other mini-laptops, as well as some unique features for education, most notably a ruggedized
Dell Mini's :(
Apparently, the Dell Mini 9 has already been discontinued. Also I’ve heard that the Mini 10 is not available through the educational channel (just consumer). Educators are being told to with for the Mini 12. This is disappointing and doesn’t
eeePC vs. Mini
I got a Dell Mini 9 and have been comparing it to the eeePC. I’ll do a more detailed analysis later, but here are my first impressions: I was surprised that the Mini is nearly the same form factor and
Mini-laptops rule!
The next evolution of mobile technology is mini-laptops. At prices as low as $249, these devices are affordable and provide an excellent way to integrate technology to improve student learning. A new wave of EETT money that was included in
Mini-laptops + solid instruction + Web 2.0 = Engaged learning
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