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1.Aims of my presentation 2.Questions for pupils 3.Answers (pupil № 1) 4.Answers (pupil № 2) 5.Answers (pupil № 3) 6.Questions for teacher 7.Answers 8.Answers 9.My opinion about this project 10.Conclusion

1.To know the ideas of our teachers about m-learning and m-teaching 2.To learn something new about teachers 3.To know what innovations teachers want to see at their lessons 4.To know the ideas of my classmates 5.To learn what innovations can do our life easier

What innovations do you use at home? What for? What innovations do you use at school? What for?

At home: -Internet (to search some information) -Mobile phone (to know hometasks) -Laptop (to serf the Net) At school: 1.Mobile phone (to send sms messages with help) 2.Microphone ( to record lessons)

At home: -Web cam (to communicate with friends) -laptop At school: -Camera (to take photos) -Smartphone

At home: -Internet -Smartphone -Ipod -Laptop At school: -Tablets -Laptop -Camera

1.What does m-learning means? 2.What innovations do you want at your lessons? Are you ready to use them? 3.What gadgets can you use? 4.What gadgets would you like your pupils to use? 5.What pros and cons of this method do you see?

1.M-learning it is learning connected with modern technology. 2. I want a lot of different innovations, such as interactive blackboard, web cam, tablets, projector. And of course I will use them if they appear.

5. -Easy to communicate with pupils who are epson -More interesting lessons -More laboratory works - Gadgets can disract pupils

In my opinion, using modern technologies is an important part of our life. It helps us to live in f more comfortable world.

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