DyKnow released a case study of students and teachers using Tablet PCs at Bishop Hartley High School. Educators will find this, other on DyKnow's case study page, and 13 other case studies (see Tablet PC Schools tags in right column of this blog) published previously in this blog about Hartley High School useful for preparing proposals for Tablet PCs in your school.

Bishop Hartley High School, a private Catholic school located in Columbus, Ohio, realized the importance of integrating technology and became a pioneer in one-to-one computing ... “In high school, where students take seven 45-minute long classes per day, each moment of instruction is valuable,” Kenneth Collura, Director of Communication and Instructional Technologies for the Dioceses of Columbus, OH, explains. “We needed a way to make every minute of education personalized for each student.”

So they turned to DyKnow Monitor for thumbnail views of student screens to see that students are participating in class and staying on-task. After implementing Monitor software educators noticed overall improvement in students’ grades.

Congratulations, Ken, for another noteworthy recognition of how Hartley students increase their learning.

Thanks, DyKnow, for helping teachers increase student learning. We appreciate your skillful designs and useful updates.

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