One to One
From School Computing
One to One (1:1) computing is one major approach to providing ubiquitous access to digital information technology. Please add information about 1:1 computing below.
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[edit] Information Resources
- Laptop_Resources a collection of links to research on laptop use by students.
- One to One Wiki This wiki is for teachers who want to share information about teaching computer enabled students.
- Learning With Laptops This site is meant to be a source of honest and independent information about student laptop programs. It is run by educators for educators. We do not receive funds from any computer hardware or software companies.
- The Hill's School's 1:1 Tech Plan - 2001 A thorough and well-thought out plan for implementating a 1:1 program.
- An Evaluation of The Hill School's 1:1 Program- 2004 An honest and open self-evaluation of a 1:1 program.
- The Laptop Institute An annual conference of schools (mostly inpendent schools) interested in 1:1 computing. Held at the Lausanne Collegiate school in Memphis.
- The Tablet Institute An annual conference of schools using tablet computers.
[edit] Independent Schools with 1:1 Programs
Learning With Laptops List of Independent Schools with 1:1 Programs If you would like your school added or removed from this list please contact fred_bartels@rcds.rye.ny.us
[edit] New Developments in 1:1 Computing
- G1:1 A group of researchers and academicians working to promote and guide the implementation of MIT's $100 laptop initiative.
[edit] Arguments Pro and Con
Arguments in favor of One-to-One Computing
Having a laptop in the hands of a student, used as a digital assistant (the term borrowed from Prakash Nair http://www.designshare.com/Research/Nair/Laptop_Classrooms.htm for more information, has been shown in studies from the State of Maine, the State of Michigan, Beaufort Independent School District, and Athens Academy to result in more engaged students and teachers creating enriched curriculum. There is also evidence that school attendance improves and discipline issues decline. Contrary to some discussions, there has also been improved test scores in English in some cases and Math in other cases.
-- Pamela Livingston
[edit] Developing a Laptop Program
This is a space where school's that are exploring 1:1 programs can collaborate with schools that have 1:1 programs.
