These computers have inking capabilities too...just like a tablet PC....BD
When Newport Heights Elementary School sixth-grader TK McWhertor completes his essay in class, he walks it over to teacher Marc Africano for editing.But instead of breaking out the red pen and scribbling all over the page, Africano simply clicks, drags and deletes TK’s mistakes. His essay is on his class-issued laptop.
They are part of an Intel Corporation pilot program testing how Classmate student laptops could help learning in the classroom.Newport Heights was issued about 70 student laptops, two higher-end teacher laptops, a server for each class’ system, carts, training and technical support for the pilot program, which ends in February.
“With these, their motivation increases. That job is easier,” Del Real said.
http://www.dailypilot.com/articles/2007/11/27/education/dpt-intheclassroom27.txt
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