3 Ways to Keep Students Accountable on iPads

Managing student devices is always a challenge; however, with the right tools and strategies, you can proactively address student use and misuse of devices. In my experience, I have found effective classroom management begins with keeping it "REAL" with technology: 1. Routines - establishing routines for student use of technology, workflow, etc. 2. Expectations - clear, consistent, and realistic expectations. 3. Accountability - realistic and appropriate consequences for student misuse. 4. Learning Opportunities - provide students with a safe environment to learn from their mistakes and make adjustments. Over the next few posts, I will concentrate on providing you strategies for proactively addressing student use of technology. Today I want to concentrate on tools for keeping students accountable with iPads : Tip # 1 - Screens Bright and In Sight I usually have a rule for students to have bright screens (50% or higher). Dark screens often lead to trouble;