Broadband access and speed aren’t the only technological concerns for students engaged in remote and hybrid learning. The quality of the student device itself also plays a key role, according to a new study.
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Imagine having to write a research paper on a tablet or smart phone. Even though bluetooth keyboards make typing easier, they can make the work go more slowly.