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An updated literature review on the use of tablets in education

Posted on 08 May 2014 with 0 comments
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Since the publication of the first Tablets for Schools literature review, which argued that there was still a significant gap in the literature on the impact of one-to one Tablets in education, the interest in this area has continued to grow among academic researchers. This report will update the findings from the previous publication and discuss the findings from recent studies, as well as the limitations of the research to date. It will also discuss what, if anything, distinguishes Tablets from other technologies that have previously been introduced in schools, such as computers, laptops and netbooks.


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