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One-to-One Laptop Initiatives: Providing Tools for 21st Century Learners
Overview "One-to-one computing" describes an educational scenario in which every student, teacher, and staff member is provided with a portable laptop, notebook, or tablet PC for use both in the classroom and at home. Although many such programs are still in their infancy, one-to-one computing initiatives have already been shown to benefit K-12 students by:
- Improving their learning environments
- Encouraging greater communication between their parents and teachers
- Developing their computer skills
- Creating equal educational opportunities for economically disadvantaged students
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