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Students today are interactive learners; they spend much of their time at home engaging with information and other people online, creating content, learning, and sharing ideas. In classrooms that value such student creativity, students are encouraged to create original content and share the results using a variety of technology tools.
Classrooms that offer the opportunities that engage students in interactive learning realize better results. This eBook provides guidance on planning for technology use, addressing the needs of the district's stakeholders, and describing the technologies that work and the support that makes them effective and cost-effective solutions.
What's Inside the eBook:
