This website was by far the most interactive. The Khan Academy shows YouTube videos that explain certain areas of: math, science, and English. The course work is dependent on what you need to know. It has everything from basic arithmetic, to differential equations, from basic biology, to organic chemistry. While this is all true, for subjects such as math and chemistry, when there are more than one way to solve a problem, it only shows one way.

While many sites gave me great things on the topics I did, 1:1 did not, it was very difficult to find helpful sites for this type of teaching. This website gives an through explanation of 1:1 teaching, but with things you also need to watch, like: manage technology, protect your data, and also teach the teacher.

Like so many websites, this one gives a list of pros and cons for the Mobile Laptop Lab.It shows success stories about how there have been multiple success stories about how they have implemented this into their curriculum and it being successful.

For this site, unlike the others, it did not list pros nor cons, but it showed examples of activities that you can use for a "One Computer Classroom." While these activities are great, it would be advisable to take each activity, and shape it to fit your grade level, and also your content area.

For Bring Your Own Device, or, BYOD, I chose this site because it gave a good explanation of what really is "Bring Your Own Device" in the classroom. Unlike many websites, it does not just have a list of pros and cons. Instead, it has a good in-depth review of what Bring Your Own Device is.