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Digital Use Divide

Traditionally, the digital divide referred to the gap between students who had access to the Internet and devices at school and home and those who did not. Significant progress is being made to increase Internet access in schools, libraries, and homes across the country. However, a digital use divide separates many students who use technology in ways that transform their learning from those who use the tools to complete the same activities but now with an electronic device (e.g., digital worksheets, online multiple-choice tests). The digital use divide is present in both formal and informal learning settings and across high- and low-poverty schools and communities.

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The Digital Divide is deeper than you thought

The National Technology Education Plan is a vision and call to action for preparing students for life in the 21st century.  One of the issues addressed is that of the Digital Divide.  But the divide may be deeper than you think: Digital Use Divide Traditionally, the...

Coaches’ Corner: A Google Docs Session

Attention all teachers: ​Next Wednesday (November 11), the Tech Coaches will be holding their first regular "Coaches Corner" session from 3pm to 5pm in the Fordson High School Media Center. This session is designed to introduce you to Google Docs, how it works, and...