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iPad vs Textbooks

  • Posted on 24 February 2012
  • by carlton
  • in Children, Learning, Technology, Zeitgeist

With all the debate about technology in classroom, this infographic from Online Teaching degree offers an interesting perspective.

Created by: OnlineTeachingDegree.com

iPads vs. Textbooks

 

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