Quiz name: TESOL 2016

Date: 04/05/2016

Question with Most Correct Answers: #0

Total Questions: 2

Question with Fewest Correct Answers: #0

1.

Are your classes BYOD-friendly (all students have cellphones in class)?

17/30

Yes. My students have phones and use them in class all the time (grrrrrr!)

5/30

Yes. My students politely keep their phones in their bags during class, but they have them.

2/30

I don't know. I haven't checked.

5/30

No. I know for a fact that my students do not all have cellphones.

2.

My primary hesitation in using BYOD is . . .

Excited to learn
not all students have data plans and school wifi is spotty

Green bean
wifi issues. relying on internet could cause great failure

Lucia
battery

Doc
how do I know they are using tech for its intended purpose instead of texting

Winner winner chicken dinner

The only hesitation I have is the amount of time it takes to learn new technology

Francis, Racquel
finding the right tech tool that works for my needs, is mobile friendly and easy to learn.

Jamie
none

Loftis, Nancy
Not all adult students are comfortable with this.

Teacher's Pet
Fear of my class getting out of control.

Jen
unfounded

Beth
making sure students are on task and not checking social media

JA
Tech issues. / setup time

Kelly
broad-band reliability
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Kristi
not all students have devices

Satu
unfamiliarity

MPT
wifi problems and students that dont have devices

Quiet
wifi issues

Best, Natalie
not allowed in school

Betsy
some 6th graders don't have devices and i don't know if there would be a stigma.

Kay
i have none! Sounds like a good way to use them!

Laurie
None, I supplement with classroom iPADs.

4abbc56
dont feel confident/dont know what programs are available

Jillian
the other distractions that come to them by using a computer or phone. (texting, websites,games
and all the other stuff they rather be doing)

S, Jennifer
I think not everyone has a smartphone. I'd need to check w/the teachers.

Hill, Beth
tech ability of my older students

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