Can K-12 Schools Learn Technology Lessons from Higher Ed?
K-12's tendency toward slow adoption isn't all bad. It allows schools to draw from the experiences of colleges and universities, which have come to function as a proving ground for classroom devices.
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Critical Insights for K-12 Education Technology Pros
11/9/2010
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