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Laptops and learning

Started this discussion. Last reply by Keith Boniface Apr 2, 2010. 16 Replies 0 Likes

Attending a 1-2-1 conference in Mumbai and the question on everyone's lips: Does all this increased technology have an impact on student learning? If it does, how do we know? How do we measure it? Continue

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Keith Boniface replied to Keith Boniface's discussion 'Laptops and learning'

Impressive list! And the edge you refer to might possibly be the cutting one... I'm eager to share some of your ideas in my next letter to parents and faculty - permission requested. Just returned from the NESA Conference in Bangkok where…

Apr 2, 2010

Julie Morgenthal replied to Keith Boniface's discussion 'Laptops and learning'

I think great teaching is key to learning. The technology allows teachers to empower students with more information than any of us can imagine at their fingertips. However, the teaching is what makes it all work. That being said, technology does…

Apr 1, 2010

Janet Chow replied to Keith Boniface's discussion 'Laptops and learning'

I'm not sure the teaching practices we're talking about are actually new. maybe repackaged in how we conceptualize it all. Its a question I've been dealing with a lot in my job to facilitate districtwide staff development. I keep…

Mar 29, 2010

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At 4:23pm on June 17, 2010, Daniel Lichtblau said…: Keith,

I'm producing a worldwide documentary project called One Day on Earth that I think might be up your alley... and we currently don't have any participants in Oman. It would be great if you would be part of it.

www.onedayonearth.org

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