Millions were spent putting laptops in every student’s hands. Now schools want them back as technology in the classroom is ...

Cellphones may be out, but laptops are back in at Broward County schools. The school district plans to issue every student a laptop computer when they return to school on Aug. 11. They’ll be able to ...

The Carroll County Public Schools Board of Education will hold a work session on student technology use in November, after the school board asked for a report on students’ use of laptops. The work ...

Buying a laptop for a college student is a little different than buying one for everyday use. There’s a good chance you’re not buying for yourself, for one. Your student's needs will also differ based ...

Back when the pandemic first hit, many students received tablets or laptops from their schools. Schools also wanted to know what students were doing on those devices, so demand for AI-powered software ...

Most North Carolina public schools say they don’t have the money to replace laptops issued to students in recent years — a scenario that could leave hundreds of thousands students without computers if ...

Lightweight, spill-resistant, and tough enough for school life, Dell’s new education laptops arrive starting February 24 • Dell launched new rugged laptops for students. • Laptops are lightweight, ...

Laptops/devices are available for short-term (8-hour maximum) on-campus use only for currently enrolled undergraduate and graduate students who are in good standing (no fines or suspensions). You'll ...

Alexander Slagg is a freelance writer specializing in technology and education. He is an ongoing contributor to the CDW family of magazines. The term “computer lab” might bring to mind a room filled ...

Colleges and universities have spent more than $1 billion on educational technology since 2020, making enormous investments focused on improving the quality of remote learning and eventually expanding ...

As laptops become ubiquitous in lecture halls, new evidence is prompting educators to re-examine a basic classroom habit: how students take notes. A landmark study by Pam A. Mueller and Daniel M.