Helping you transform learning— a collection of papers, resources, and guidebooks developed for educators and administrators leading the way into the future of education. Free downloads available.
This updated white paper, commissioned by Intel, compares the performace of Intel- and non-Intel-based devices using a variety of K-12 education workloads to evaluate the differences that processor performance can have on student multitasking workloads. This includes the use of popular tools such as Zoom and other technologies used in blended, hybrid, and face-to-face learning environments.
Developed with support from CDW-G and the Intel Corporation.
This brief provides an overview of current efforts to address social and racial inequities in K-12 education within the framework of social-emotional learning.
This study explores how Intel-based infrastructure, security features, and devices solutions support virtual teaching and learning.
A 1-page abstract of the findings of the Planning for Virtual Learning study commissioned by Intel.
This report evaluates how the most common operating systems perform for students without persistent connectivity to the internet.
2-page abstract of the findings of The Right Windows* Device for K-12 Education study
2-page abstract of the findings of The Right Chromebook* for Virtual Learning study
This white paper describes how processor performance affects teaching and learning across the latest generation of Chromebooks* (Rev 2020).
This white paper describes how processor performance affects teaching and learning across the latest generation of Chromebooks* (Rev 2020).
