Monday, May 8, 2017

Educational Links 5/9/17


Using Artificial Intelligence As a Teaching Assistant To Help With Questions Online


New Technology-Driven Reading and Learning Disabilities


20 Books To Teach Diversity To Elementary & Middle School Students

5 Teaching Skills All Educators Should Foster

Teacher To Teacher: My Journey To Personalized Learning

The Difference Between Auditory Processing Disorder and ADHD


Should Students Take Notes on a Computer?



Nowadays, it’s not uncommon for instructors to include notes regarding laptop and internet use in their course syllabi. Many instructors ban the use of electronics, including laptops, due to the assumption that these machines may be more distracting than helpful during class time. However, students often argue that they can take better notes on their laptops rather than on paper. Oftentimes, out-of-class assignments are done electronically, further encouraging students to rely on their computers to complete all of their coursework. So today’s educators must now question whether or not taking notes on a laptop has a detrimental effect on student performance.

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