K-12 Mobile Classroom
Mobile Technology in the K-12 Classroom
5/26/2015
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  • 7 Lessons Learned From a Successful 1-to-1 Laptop Program

    Last year, Savannah-Chatham County Schools (GA) launched a 1-to-1 laptop learning program that has spurred higher test scores among participating students. Here, the district's manager of instructional technology shares the lessons she learned.

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  • 4 Ways Digital Tech Has Changed K-12 Learning

    Digital technology has taken the world by storm — particularly in the past decade. It makes sense that this trend would have an impact on K-12 learning because there is nothing in modern American society that digital technology has not touched. While the names of the mobile applications and computer programs may change, there are some foundational ways that technology has already changed the face of education forever. Here are four examples.

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