Best practices are emerging as more educators use the devices in their classrooms.
Katie Ash, March 16, 2010
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Adasia Phipps, Dejah Williams, and Denise Barnett, left to right, work on their TeacherMate hand-held devices at Manierre Elementary School in Chicago.
This year, the Technology Counts data section shifts its focus from a state to a district lens, offering a host of charts showing how local schools and districts are using standard and emerging technologies to improve education.
Much like the shifting landscape in K-12 educational technology, this year's Technology Counts is changing to address the challenges of covering schools in the digital age.
Three ed-tech researchers discuss important issues surrounding the use of cellphones, laptops, and other computing devices for teaching and learning.
March 11, 2010
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4 min read
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