"A new survey from McGraw-Hill Education found that most parents of college and K-12 students believe classrooms will go digital by 2025. The majority also prefers personalized digital learning compared to "old school" textbooks ..."
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"But a new report predicting the ‘killer apps’ of faster broadband also warns of potential widening of the digital divide ..." 
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"Awhile back, a group of people, through the Design School at Stanford, pondered the idea of what a Stanford education might look like in 2025 ..."
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April 5, 2015 7:00 AM
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I scooped this article because it shares the survey results of parents who believe that k-12 classrooms will be going digital in the very near future. I also believe that part of this survey that wasn't expanded during the article might also include the idea that parents are hoping that the new digital technology will be personalized to meet the students where they are at in their education - just in time instruction. I hope that teachers and educators will read this article to gather information about what the future of education should look like - according to parents. The information is useful as well to administrators and boards of education as they move forward with thoughtful planning of curriculum and technology purchases.