Teaching+&+Learning+with+Handheld+Computers

http://kathyschrock.net/dayinthelife/index.htm See how educator Kathy Schrock uses her handheld computer throughout her day for both educational and personal uses.
 * [|A Day in the Life of an Educator's Handheld Computer]**

__[|http://www.palmone.com/us/education]__ This site links to information about Palm hardware, software, and educational research.
 * [|education @ palm]**

__**[| EduPalm]**__ [| http://user.pa.net/~ankney/] This site contains many links and a table comparing Palm devices.

http://www.electronic-school.com/2001/06/0601handhelds.html This article, although written in 2001, has timely information on important issues to consider when implementing a handheld program in schools.
 * [|Getting a Handle on Handhelds]**

[| http://www.eduscapes.com/tap/topic78.htm] Created by Annette Lamb, this site gives general resources for handheld learning, but also includes specific information on how to get involved in geocaching using a handheld computer and a GPS device.
 * [| Handheld Devices in the Classroom]**

[| http://www.howstuffworks.com/pda.htm] If you're interested in learning how that handheld computer actually works, visit this site.
 * [| How PDAs Work]**

[| http://www.intel.com/education/handhelds/index.htm] This site by Intel includes three sections: About Handhelds, Managing With Handhelds, and Teaching With Handhelds.
 * [| Learning with Handhelds: Engaging Students with Mobile Technology]**

[| http://k-12.pisd.edu/handhelds/] This site is a collection of resources, lessons learned and questions asked as Plano, TX ISD implements the use of handhelds.
 * [| Palmtops:Computing @ Every Student]**

[| http://kathyschrock.net/power/] This page by Kathy Schrock provides educators with resources for effective use of the handheld computer in support of teaching and learning. The site includes supporting Web sites, links to hardware and software sites, books, and training handouts.
 * [| Power in the Palm of Your Hands]**

http://usight.concord.org/ Usight is the branch of the Concord Consortium currently studying the use of handheld computers as a means of providing ubiquitous computing in education. This site includes links to extensive ideas for using handhelds in the curriculum.
 * __[|Usight]__**