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| Wireless Resources
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The Unwired Classroom:
Computers Come of Age is a strong and comprehensive argument for
wireless from Jamie McKenzie's From Now On journal. |
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The Classroom of the Future, according to the forward thinkers sampled
by Newsweek, will be wireless and portable |
| Toshiba/NTSA
Laptop Learning
Challenge looks at the rationale for laptops and classroom management and
includes exemplary lesson plans. |
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| The
Maine laptop
initiative is the first statewide plan to supply every 7th and 8th
grader with a laptop. |
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| The Laptops for All program has been implemented
by the
Clovis, CA school district. |
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Laptops for All at Junior High describes another model of supplying each
junior high student and teacher with a laptop. |
| Education World reports on
Laptop
Computers for Every Student at a Kent, CT middle school. |
| Wireless has been embraced at
Cal PolyTech. |
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Laptops in the
K12 Classroom is a balanced look from the Eric IT Digest. |
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| Excellent implementation and management resources from
NetDay Compass |
| Of special interest in Scholastic Magazine's
Wireless in the Real World is the lessons learned from implementing a
wireless environment. |
| Beaufort County, SC school district evaluates the success of
its
Laptops for
Learning project. |
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Rockman evaluated the Microsoft-Toshiba sponsored Laptop Program over
three years. Among its findings: increased and more flexible use, more time
spent on homework and teachers moving toward more constructivist learning. |
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| The 3rd CEO Forum report
Technology and School
Readiness supports digital learning and integration. |
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Anytime Anywhere Learning, according to Microsoft, promotes critical
thinking skills, increases collaboration and enables individual learning
paths. |
| If you have questions about wireless networking and how it works,
Wireless Networking Q&A has many answers. |
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How
Laptops Work looks under the hood and covers essential performance
considerations. This How Stuff Works article also includes additional
laptop information. |
| More information about planning and setting up a
wireless network can be found at
ASPIN |
| For more information contact:
lynn.elder@wichita.edu
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