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Tag Archives: Laptops
Are You Ready to Apply Unequivocal Research Findings That Students’ Use of Laptops in Class Reduces Learning?
University of Michigan Education Professor Susan Dynarski wrote a compelling article in the New York Times, Laptops Are Great. But Not During a Lecture or a Meeting. She cites research finding that when students use laptops in class, they not … Continue reading
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Tagged apply, class, findings, Laptops, Learning, Ready, Reduces, Research, Students, Unequivocal
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Discussion of Restricting Use of Laptops in Class
I recently cross-posted “Are You Ready to Apply Unequivocal Research Findings That Students’ Use of Laptops in Class Reduces Learning” here and on the Indisputably blog. There it stimulated a series of comments by faculty and students. If you are … Continue reading
Banning laptops is not the solution to better learning
Devices like cell phones, tablets, and laptops can be distracting. When students have access to these devices in the classroom it means that, instead of paying attention to what is going on in class, they might text, snap, tweet, or … Continue reading
Seizing Laptops and Cameras Without Cause – A controversial customs practice creates a legal backlas
Returning from a vacation to Germany in February, freelance journalist Bill Hogan was selected for additional screening by customs officials at Dulles International Airport outside Washington. Agents searched his luggage, he said, “then they told me that they were impounding … Continue reading
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Tagged backlas, Cameras, Cause, controversial, creates, Customs, Laptops, legal, practice, Seizing, Without
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