wasting bandwidth since 1999
The new school year started this week in DC. Out here in the burbs, kids have been in class longer. Some places in the country, they’ve been going since late July.
And almost all those schools likely have one thing in common: their current number one concern remains “learning loss”.
Certainly there must be some kind of tech fix for the problem, right?
UNESCO recently released a 427-page report on the use of technology in education around the world called the 2023 Global Education Monitoring (GEM) Report: Technology in education: A tool on whose terms?
In it they don’t find many positive things to say about edtech.
It has been almost eight years since I stopped working for the overly-large school district. But that doesn’t mean I’m not interested in what’s happening inside the complex bureaucracy I left behind.
According to a new report, Chromebooks, the “computer” of choice for so many schools for almost a decade, are not built to last.
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