Digital Divide: Access Is Not Enough
Access to technology is not enough to eliminate the digital divide, according to a new study from the University of Southern California. Specialized programs that provide low-income households with access to computers and the Internet must also provide ongoing and progressive training to increase participants' computer skills.
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As they put more devices in the hands of younger students, districts are calculating whether the peace of mind that comes with insurance is worth the cost.
MoreForget ROI, Here's the 5-Step Tech Investment Plan Districts Should Be Using
When it comes to technology projects, the value of an investment should be defined by its educational return, not its financial return.
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