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http://www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2014/08/whats-the-best-device-for-interactive-learning/375567/2/quote:“Our goal was [to find out] not really which device was better, per se, but which device met the learning goals,” Handler said. turns out it was the chome book two reasons apparently. one was the cloud? seriously? clouds are old as poo poo and the other was typing. who would have known typos would still be a faux pa
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but seriously this brings a smile to my face. not because its bad for apple and certainly not because its good for google but ANY TIME a large faceless capitalist corporation is struck with pain and anguish is just another day we commoners will live to see the sun. gently caress
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tim knows about this, and it hurt him personally, as well as financially. his pain gives me hope
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but the thing is they used the ipads they used the chrome books and then settled for what works best. end result is they sold a bunch of ipads i think. i just skimmed the artcle. post another picture of ashton as steve tia
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i said ashton, not steve prefect posted:smythe is a big fan of chromebooks, right? u know it
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Doc Block posted:no, ~The IT Guys~ don't like apple. there was some school district (i think it was LA USD) that hosed up the settings on the ipads they were lending and students could install whatever they wanted. so the solution was to pull all the ipads instead of just fixing their poo poo and updating. ok
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