Jennifer Gould ended her class announcements and told her students to take out their cell phones.

“I need at least three people who can get a signal in here,” Gould said to her advanced placement literature class. “We’re going to be studying the works of D.H. Lawrence, and I want you to find some things about him that you don’t already know.”

Cell Phones Become Learning Tools
Nearly everyone whipped out a phone and began tapping away. Within moments, the teens were sharing their Internet discoveries.

“He lived during World War I.”

“He had relationships with men and women.”

“He lived the second half of his life in exile, considered a pornographer who had wasted his talents.”

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