Ah yes, I recall there being a fellow who had quite the fancy graphical calculator, so much so, that he could emulate the first gen Pokemon games on it.Serza5 said:Pokemon via emulators/
Rayfist said:Because I'm sure my school will be happy with me playing my Vita.
My school takes away any electronics if they see it, cellular devices, handhelds, etc.
so that won't work.
Funny I brought my Gameboy Color into Primary (Elementary) school and some boy took it out of my bag during break so he could play it. I got it back mind you but since then the school banned Gameboys.OldClassicGamer said:I did not play Game Boy during lessons. Only Recess. I am sure they would took away Game Boy if I was using it during lessons.
Story of my life since 10 years ago ahahaGNineify said:I don't have a fancy phone so mostly I wasted time by drawing. I also constantly unscrewed my pen and took all the pieces out, just to rebuild it afterwards. I feel like a motherfucking engineer when I do that.
GNineify said:Everyone in my former school stealthily played with their phones, slightly under the table. They always kinda looked like they were fapping.
I've only seen about a couple of lecturers here be bothered about disruptions and such. Most of them just aren't bothered presumably because it's not their fault if you do badly and they'd much rather focus on those who are actually willing to work. Although in some cases most don't do notes either because : 1. they'll look up the notes online, 2. the lecturer is just simply boring to listen to, or 3. they're just plain dipshits that somehow managed to get in.Haruka said:I kinda heard that in University there aren't teachers telling you what to do and what not to do, but I think it is pretty obvious since students in Uni have already enough age to know what they are doing, and teachers are just doing their job. If I happen to use electronic devices in classes, I guess it will be mostly to take notes (my Android tablet is pre-instaled with Polaris Office).