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Choosing an Esports PC: What to Look for in a Gaming Computer

ViewSonic Education

In particular, you will need to decide between a laptop or a desktop gaming computer, but you will also need to factor in a number of other considerations too, such as ensuring you have sufficient RAM and making sure you select the right operating system for your needs. Desktop vs. Laptop Esports PC. Other Important Considerations.

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A great comparison of Chromebooks vs Windows

Educational Technology Guy

Microsoft has a bunch of cheap laptops coming out from different manufacturers (around $200) to compete with Chromebooks. I found a great article that compares Chromebooks vs Windows, explores the claims and misconceptions and is a great resource for anyone thinking about Chromebooks. People may be swayed to buy them - I recommend against it.

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What are VPNs and How Do They Work?

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Any device such as a smart TV, computer, laptop, tablet, smartphone, etc. So, for example, when you use your laptop and visit a website, there is an exchange of information. In addition, proxy servers tend to have poor security, especially in comparison to VPNs. What can be used with a VPN? What to Look for in a VPN.

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The Best Edtech for Students Is Backed by Research. Here’s What to Look For.

Edsurge

Does the study design provide a compelling comparison group? It is essential to understand the comparison group (sometimes called the control group) because the strength of a research claim hinges on the extent to which there is a plausible comparison group.

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JotForm Smart PDF–Great for Today’s Teaching

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Check out this comparison: Uses in Education. PCs, tablets, Chromebooks, laptops, and desktops). Send the form via link or embed to students, teachers, parents, or whoever requires it. Collect responses instantly as users fill them in. Sort the data any way you need. How does this differ from traditional PDFs?

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Faceoff: What Digital Device Should My School Buy?

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First laptops eased their way into schools, pricey but popular for their portability and collaborative qualities. That means educators now have four options (desktops, laptops, iPads, Chromebooks) as they select tools to unpack education. An iPad is not a laptop. Here’s a popular comparison between Chromebooks and iPads.

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Introducing game design into the modern classroom

Neo LMS

The 21st century child is growing up surrounded by computers, laptops, smartphones and other electronics. It can be as in-depth, with comparisons and historical analysis, or as basic as you wish. The American Optometric Association found that 79% of children use some form of technology for up to 4 hours a day.

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