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Urbana Junior High and High School students no longer getting in trouble for bringing out Kindles or iPads, thanks to a new Bring Your Own Technology (BYOT) pilot program.

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Keys to a successful iPad initiative

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Archbishop Riordan High School tackles the challenges of implementing iPads in the classroom

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District Administration, November 2012

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Digital Literacy: Preparing Students for a Global Tech-Based Economy

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Learning.com can help prepare students for the level of technology proficiency that many high-stakes assessments require

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District Administration, November 2012

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Longwood Central School District prepares students for global economy

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New York district using Learning.com resources to teach and assess digital literacy

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District Administration, November 2012

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ST Math: Impressing the littlest and the biggest judges

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MIND Research Institute’s ST Math program allows young California charter school to raise test scores and improve teaching

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District Administration, October 2012

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McGraw Hill Exec: iPad Mini May not be Best for Education

Submitted by Lynn Russo Whylly on Thu, 10/25/2012 - 4:22pm

Amid the unveiled alongside the iPad Mini at an event on Tuesday, CEO Tim Cook also brought up Apple’s leading role in education, highlighting the fact that the older full-size iPad had already been adopted by 2,500 classrooms around the U.S. in the two and a half years since it was first introduced.

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