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How edtech is improving special education

Neo LMS

Educators benefit from embracing the use of computers and tablets with all students. Edtech gives students with physical disabilities a voice. Recently, one such student demonstrated her proficiency in this skill by using a Samsung Galaxy tablet. The use of tablets creates a bridge, helping them connect with others.

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Study: One-to-One Laptop Programs Improve Student Learning

Doug Levin

The primary author of the study ( Binbin Zheng, Ph.D. Given the top line finding, I suspect the study will garner much attention and – at the same time – be subject to much spin. How was the study conducted? Learning in one-to-one laptop environments: A meta-analysis and research synthesis.

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Interactive Textbooks Online: Transform Your K12 Study Experience

Kitaboo on EdTech

Interactive digital textbooks are increasingly being adopted in K12 educational institutions as they hold the power to transform a students’ study experience. With these digital textbooks on platforms like KITABOO , students can scroll through engaging content, watch videos, listen to text audio, and enjoy their study experience.

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Young Kids in Low-Income Families Get Less Exposure to Math. Can the Right Apps Help?

Edsurge

Study participants were split into groups that received different educational materials. Another result: Girls got a bigger skills bump from the tablets than boys. Kalil came into this particular study believing that you can’t dramatically increase the amount of time parents devote to imparting math skills.

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Guest post: Using EdTech and AI to reduce social inequality

EdTech4Beginners

Using EdTech and AI to tackle the problem. Using EdTech has big advantages in relation to regular books. This is another advantage of EdTEch. In this study, pupils were randomly selected for the control group or the intervention group. The intervention group used Seneca Learning on a tablet.

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Making the case for paperless schools

Neo LMS

Some studies have shown that taking notes by hand is better for long-term comprehension, so students should be encouraged to keep on using handwriting for note-taking as opposed to typing while in school. But with all edtech progress, I think paper will be less and less used in education. Making the case for paperless schools.

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Digital Literacy–Too Important to Skip

Ask a Tech Teacher

A study from the company found that half of 18-24-year olds have limited access to a laptop, tablet or PC. Beyond Digital Literacy: How EdTech Fosters Children’s Social-Emotional Development. Read on… Ask a Tech Teacher has several articles on this topic that you’ll find interesting: How to Assess Digital Literacy.