"Today’s smartphones, after all, are bona fide supercomputers capable of everything from capturing high-def video to securing dinner reservations. A near lifetime of cellphone use, meanwhile, has left countless teens more proficient at typing on a roughly 2-inch-by-3-inch smartphone screen than a computer keyboard.Teens' newest use for smartphones? Writing school papers on them. - The Boston Globe
And with extracurricular activities gobbling up after-school hours, many students fit in homework where they can, making the cellphone — that portable hunk of super-charged wonder — the instrument upon which many an essay ends up composed.
For students, the appeal is obvious: Why chain yourself to a desk — or laptop, for that matter — when you don’t have to?"
Wednesday, May 25, 2016
Teens' newest use for smartphones? Writing school papers on them. - The Boston Globe
The write stuff; for some options other than Office and Google Docs, see Now You Can Write the Great American Novel on the Subway (NYT)
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