[ Thanks to Alex
Bogak for this link. ]
“I’ve read an article today about a school in US that equipped
its students with a new Asus eeePC 701 laptops. Aside the
pedagogical issues, I find that very interesting from technological
and social points of view.“As a social effect, I think that using a computer in the
classroom have long halted to surprise anyone. The fact that
schools are now doing this on their own, show that technology is
moving forward, making other sides and areas to consider its impact
on how things are done. I’m not saying that teaching has to be
accompanied by a computing systems, but I believe that it
definitely can benefit from it. For similar purpose an OLPC project
was created, and I have written an essay on that…”
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