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TT August 25, 2010

RFID in schools: a good or bad move?

RFID in schools: a good or bad move? by Rhonda Callow

Should we look at ways that radio-frequency identification (RFID) could be used to improve security and efficiency in schools? Or is the technology simply too intrusive?

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TT July 21, 2010

Hourglass/Beach Ball Syndrome

Hourglass/Beach Ball Syndrome by Jeremy Phan

Slow computers are stressing students out.

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TT July 14, 2010

Barnes & Noble eTextbooks could save you big bucks

Barnes & Noble eTextbooks could save you big bucks by Rhonda Callow

Barnes & Noble introduce a new study tool called NOOKstudy, which provides students with easy access to eTextbooks and other helpful study tools, saving parents up to 40%.

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TT June 10, 2010

Students using technology to cheat: Is it a problem?

Students using technology to cheat: Is it a problem? by Rhonda Callow

Should we be worried about kids using technology to cheat? Is there really anything wrong with using technology to discover an answer to a problem?

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HG January 20, 2010

University integrates iPhones into curriculum

University integrates iPhones into curriculum by Rey M-Levenstein

A Texas university recently gave 1,000 freshman students a choice of either a free iPhone or iPod Touch, with plans to integrate the devices into the school curriculum.

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