With all of the hoopla surrounding iPads, laptops seem to be gathering dust. Here are four tricks that make “old reliable” … well, more reliable for students.
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Some public schools are bypassing 1-to-1 laptop programs and going with tablets instead. The latest example:
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Most professors who catch a student surfing the Internet in class don’t tolerate it. But profs better be careful:
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Some educators question whether better technology is the cure-all for struggling schools. Not Detroit:
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There was no shortage of hot tech-ed stories in 2010!
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Two separate Philadelphia schools have been robbed within a week. Guess what the thieves grabbed at both schools?
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Leave it to San Francisco to turn online education on its head:
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You sit down at an off-campus coffee shop and log onto a secure WiFi connection — but is it really?
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Educators keep beating the drum for all students, especially disadvantaged ones, having their own computers at home — but is it worth the money?
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Lower Merion School District (PA) must bitterly regret letting school administrators activate the Webcams on students’ laptops:
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