NYU professor and widely-read author Clay Shirky’s recent post about the need to ask his students to put their laptops away during his lectures signals an interesting shift in the conversations around young people’s technology use. It was very much in line with the recent New York Times article that carried the ‘surprising’ news that […]
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What lessons can we learn from the disastrous iPad initiative in Los Angeles? EML co-founder Bruce Dixon looks at what it’s obvious people still haven’t learned about 1-to-1 initiatives, despite decades of efforts to put computing devices in every student’s hands.
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The debate over devices for students is heating up, and as more and more companies enter the market, the choices will become even more difficult to make. More often than not, what gets lost in the discussion are the most fundamental questions about what students need to learn. Audrey Watters looks at some of the
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