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“We’re not satisfied with the way technology is being used in education today.”
Apple and IBM Have Big Data Plans for Education, Jonny Evans, ComputerWorld
The first rule of bringing computers into the schools is to hook the teacher first.
Why the Suits at IBM and Apple Are Going Back to School, Phillip Elmer-DeWitt, Fortune
Why technology-assisted learning will never, on its own, solve our education crisis.
iPads < Teachers, Peg Tyre, Medium
Kids who shared iPads scored 28% better on literacy tests; kids with own devices improved 24%; kids without iPads improved 20%.
Kindergarteners Who Share iPads May Perform Better: Study, Alexandra Sifferlin, Time
“While Apple and Pearson promised a state-of-the-art technological solution, they have yet to deliver it.”
L.A. School District Seeks Refund from Apple for iPad Program, Howard Blume, L.A. Times
Co goal is to connect student work in the classroom w stakeholders in their education.
Classkick Raises $1.7 Million from Kapor Capital, Others, Christine McGee, TechCrunch
District has negotiated contracts to buy Chromebooks made by Samsung, Acer or Dell.
L.A. Unified to Offer Chromebooks in Addition to iPads, Howard Blume, LA Times
IDC reported that 53.8M tablets shipped globally in the 3-mo period ended Sept. 30.
iPad Drops Off as Tablets Make Gains from Edu Spending, David Nagel, THE Journal
Company to chip in $100 million in grants to U.S. schools as part of "ConnectED."
Apple Hops on Board Program to Wire Up Schools, Christina Farr, Chicago Tribune
Renewal of a key contract in Texas will be a stern test for the education giant.
Pearson’s Dominance of Textbook Market is Under Examination, K. Rushton, Telegraph
Developers face many paths, even more questions about monetization.
A State of the Learning Games Industry Report, Lee Banville, Game and Learning
“You can’t have an ed tech revolution without strong privacy protections for students.”
With Tech Taking Over in Schools, Worries Rise, Natasha Singer, New York Times
"I believe it is incumbent on me to set the record straight," he wrote.
L.A. Schools Supt. Defends His Dealings w Apple, Pearson, Howard Blume, LA Time
Availability of detachable tablets & convertible notebooks gives districts more choice.
Chromebooks Surge in K-12 as Tablets Drop Off, David Nagel, The Journal
Supt. John Deasy says halting the contract will give time to address concerns.
L.A. Unified Halts Contract for iPads, Howard Blume, LA Times
They rival Apple’s iPad for edu sales, due to comparable prices and built-in keyboards.
Google Chromebooks Eating Into US Education Market, Charles Arthur, Guardian
During 2014, US K-12 schools will spend an estimated $9.94 billion on ed tech.
iPad Dominance in Ed Challenged by Common Core Rules, Jack Purcher, Patently Apple
4 yrs after Apple introduced its popular tablet, many districts are switching to laptops.
Why Some Schools Are Selling All Their iPads, Meghan E. Murphy, The Atlantic
Company sold a million Chromebooks to schools in the last quarter.
Google’s Chromebooks Are A Hit With Schools, Federic Lardinois, TechCrunch
Who? Microsoft, HP, Dell, Samsung, Panasonic, Intel, HMH, Apple, Google?
Tech Giants Swoon Over Education: Who Will Revamp Schools? Larry Dignan, ZDNet
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Apple and IBM Have Big Data Plans for Education
“We’re not satisfied with the way technology is being used in education today.”
Apple and IBM Have Big Data Plans for Education, Jonny Evans, ComputerWorld
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