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It's time to start asking the tough question about iPads in education. Why are we using it, not just how should we use it?
In the long history of technology innovation, the iPad is an infant. But since its unveiling three years ago, the skinny, 10-inch wonder device has been transforming education at every level.
For years schools have taught kids fundamental skills like math, reading, science and English.
In my last post about taking PBL projects up a notch, I focused on integration of subject matters and disciplines. Fittingly, this post focuses on integrating technology. Teachers often adjust and im
Drug addiction, pregnancy prevention, and eating disorders are all part of the curriculum in the high school health education class I teach. As attention-getting as those topics may be, I like to sta
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LEXINGTON — Lexington Public Schools will stick with laptop computers for now.
Questions and opportunities surround the still-nascent iPad textbook market. T.H.E. Journal looked at the offerings from the 'big three' publishers--Pearson, McGraw-Hill, and HMH--to discern where the industry is, and where it might be headed.
The other night I was at a information evening at my children's school here in Melbourne, Australia.
With the launch of the iPad mini, some observers expect Apple's tablets to pour into schools. But in a time of recession-squeezed budgets, where will the money come from? Joel Mathis investigates how schools are finding funds.
Three educators explain how the slide-sharing app Nearpod--which lets teachers create and share presentations on students' iPads--is changing the face of lesson delivery at their schools.
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Changing the Classroom: One in an occasional series on teaching in Pittsburgh Public Schools
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A pilot study of technology that is helping Canberra students with learning difficulties could be expanded in light of its early success.
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A secondary language arts teacher shares how she uses film to inspire her students' interaction with a variety of texts.
Cutting through the buzzwords to talk about what matters in school technology.
Takeaway from first iPad Summit: If iPad implementation doesn't redefine how schools use technology to create and perform tasks, it's not worth the investment.
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LEOMINSTER -- Be the journalist. Be the mathematician. It could be the creed for the School Department, which is implementing the new Massachusetts Frameworks for math and English language arts.
The true magic in putting tablets in the classroom comes from effective teacher pedagogy and implementation models, says digital-learning expert Jennie Magiera.
Reynoldsburg schools long have been considered trailblazers in the state, trying new approaches to reach students.
Yes, let's give students iPads so they can be smarter and learn better. It sounds so easy.
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