People have argued that some devices should find no home in public schools. I would argue that all devices might find their place in public schools because our choice of tools should reflect the wide diversity of people and needs in society.
—Miguel Guhlin, CIO Advisor
You can put new devices in the hands of kids, but without some adjustments by the instructors, they are little more than expensive eReaders.
—Carl Hooker, CIO Advisor
As educators it is indeed our job to keep students safe in the environments in which they participate, But as Facebook celebrates its 10th anniversary, aren’t we ready to move beyond the most basic of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs?
—Lisa Nielsen
