Matthew Lynch's blog poses interesting thoughts about technology and learning. He compares what was available to classrooms in 2009 to what is available now. He references Troy Williams of Macmillan at a 2012 conference that his company and others need another 3-5 years to analyze results of student achievement with and without technology. So here we stand, hoping that technology will grab students' interest and provide stimulus to learn and achieve.
What do you think? Be sure to read the comments already posted after the article....interesting...
Classroom Technology: Does It Really Make a Difference? Matthew Lynch. 9.20.13. Education Week - Education Futures: Emerging Trendes and Technologies in K-12
http://blogs.edweek.org/edweek/education_futures/2013/09/classroom_technology_does_it_really_make_a_difference.html?cmp=ENL-EU-VIEWS2
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