Millions of educational apps, millions of lesson plans available online, millions of
laptops in the hands of students.
Not exact matches
How that entrepreneurial ah - ha moment evolved for us stemmed from each
of the co-founders seeing first -
hand how the
students, teachers and families
in Maine reacted to the
laptop initiative.
It is a less costly model than the 1:1
laptop classroom and right - sized for elementary
students, who can hold the key to their literacy
in the palms
of their
hands.
A couple
of years ago I spoke to my principal and we both recognized an opportunity to make the most
of the technology already
in students»
hands, allowing them to use the technology with which they feel most comfortable — their own
laptops, smartphones and tablets —
in class.
In the Wall Street Journal, Melissa Korn writes about some effects of college professors banning laptop use in class: students complaining about hand cramps and an inability to read their own handwritten note
In the Wall Street Journal, Melissa Korn writes about some effects
of college professors banning
laptop use
in class: students complaining about hand cramps and an inability to read their own handwritten note
in class:
students complaining about
hand cramps and an inability to read their own handwritten notes.
The Pine Tree State set a new standard for teaching 21st - century skills when lawmakers agreed to put
laptop computers
in the
hands of every middle school
student and teacher — a program that's now being expanded into high schools.
Education World: As you have noted,
laptops are almost as common
in many schools today as the old loose leaf binders — and they are
in the
hands of educators and
students.
Despite school budget shortfalls, about half the high schools
in Maine have opted to move forward this fall
in helping the state expand a program to put a
laptop computer
in the
hands of every
student, while the other half explore ways to provide
students with an economically viable technological alternative.
Whether you have a device
in the
hands of every
student, nothing but a
laptop and projector, or you're simply looking towards the future, this book is your partner
in inspiration and «I can do this» ideas.
In fact, given the Miix 320's low price and petite keyboard, it's a good fit for the small
hands of a child, perhaps as a
student's first
laptop.
Laptops can be useful
in particular kinds
of courses or sessions (
hands - on practice with a research tool, e.g.) or for a very particular purpose (referencing a resource under discussion, working with learning management system content and tools, annotating notes taken from pre-reading, e.g.), or for accommodation
of individual
student learning needs (adaptive learning software, e.g.).