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A recent evaluation report shows improvement in many test scores as well as an increase in student motivation and school morale as a result of the 1:1 program.
After seeing student work, reviewing the results of a student survey and hearing the comments of teachers involved in the program, the school board has decided to pursue a second year of their one-to-one program.
A successful laptop program at two middle schools in Bryan, TX, has earned the district the chance to extend the program to a third school.
Students at the Lilla G. Frederick Pilot Middle School in the Boston area are issued laptops at the start of each day.
In Kansas City the public school district is completing the first year of its high school laptop program with lots of evidence of success.
Students love their laptops, according to a survey from the Eastern Townships School Board in Sherbrooke, Quebec.
Positive reception to Chelsea School District's sixth grade laptop program has administrators hoping for expansion to grades seven and beyond.
Parents, students and teachers in Palm Springs, California, are enthusiastic about their school district’s new "24/7 Learning with Laptops" program.
At risk high school students in Alaska are benefiting from a program that places computers in their hands 24/7.
Classroom laptops have positive effects on learning, according to Germany's "1,000 Times 1,000" study.
More engaged and more active learners, improved scores and behavior, and student-driven classrooms are the results of classroom laptops for students at Holy Ghost Elementary in Dubuque, Iowa.
Students, teachers and administrators in Kansas City love their laptops.
See the video, read the white paper, and find out more about this district, where one-to-one computing is transforming the way teachers teach and students learn.
District leaders in Palm Springs, California, recognize the need for increased professional development.
As Southeastern Middle School in Bowen, IL, begins its laptop program, its leaders will be watching to see if students having access to a computer anytime, anywhere, will improve attendance, achievement and later employment.
A research study from the University of Southern Maine shows that the state’s one-to-one laptop program improves scores on writing skills assessments.
The state-funded ninth grade program is aimed at enhancing achievement and increasing work force competitiveness.
A three-year study concludes that a virus -- not mobile phone signals -- has led to the death of bees from "Colony Collapse Disorder."
Noiseless note-taking, pen input, a lightweight form factor and overall portability are all part of the appeal of today's tablet computers, which are becoming more affordable for schools.
The story of one Kansas school district that´s making laptop ownership for students a reality, despite the financial burden.
The University of Southern Maine will be home to the new Maine International Center for Digital Education focusing on what works with 1:1 computing and digital education.
