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Innovative Ideas for Using Google Forms - followmolly.com - 0 views

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15 iPad iDeas that add STEAM - 0 views

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Twin Cities Startup Weekend Education (#TCSWEDU) | June 16th, 2017 | the Twin Cities | ... - 0 views

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Siri Anderson on 21 Apr 17

Launch your educational startup idea in 54 hours over one weekend. Eat great food, meet smart people, have fun and learn. Early bird registration discounts available until end of April!

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SHUSD 1:1 ChromebookPilot Evaluation Fall 2013 - 1 views

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"SHUSD 1:1 ChromebookPilot Evaluation Fall2013"

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Amy Smith on 11 Jan 14

This is a good article that includes survey results from students and teachers following a year of 1:1 Chromebook use. It is interesting that survey results are different for elementary vs. high school students, with high school students getting most value from the research uses of the device. I believe it is probably easier to find engaging activities for elementary students than high school students (at least in the math world). The summary of results includes a list of pros and cons by grade level which I found interesting. They include recommendations on policies to address damage and ideas related to having students transport the devices home which can provide us some insight as we move forward.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">This is a good article that includes survey results from students and teachers following a year of 1:1 Chromebook use. It is interesting that survey results are different for elementary vs. high school students, with high school students getting most value from the research uses of the device. I believe it is probably easier to find engaging activities for elementary students than high school students (at least in the math world). The summary of results includes a list of pros and cons by grade level which I found interesting. They include recommendations on policies to address damage and ideas related to having students transport the devices home which can provide us some insight as we move forward.</div>

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