Free Webinar: 1-to-1 Computing Steps to Success

1-to-1 Computing Steps to Success

Launching and maintaining a 1-to-1 computing program can be a daunting challenge. School leaders must set goals for a program, determine which devices to use, train teachers, get parents on board, and evaluate the impact of the effort. Our guests have successfully built and managed 1-to-1 computing programs and will talk about how to make those efforts work to improve student learning.

Guests:

  • Peter Sanchioni, superintendent, Natick public schools, Mass.
  • Rich Newman, director of learning support services, Poway Unified School District, San Diego, Calif.

This webinar will be moderated by Michelle R. Davis, senior writer, Education Week Digital Directions.

Register now for this free live webinar.

Webinar Date: Thursday, April 4, 1 – 2 p.m. ET

Can't attend? All Education Week webinars are archived and accessible"on demand" for up to four months after the original live-streaming date.

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