Should laptops be allowed in class?
Laptop use involves a lot of controversy, from students who believe they should be used to their maximum potential to those who don\’t want to see laptops at all.
Laptop use involves a lot of controversy, from students who believe they should be used to their maximum potential to those who don\’t want to see laptops at all.
Last Shabbat at Sinai Temple Rabbi David Wolpe stood at the bimah to deliver his sermon — and brought out a small, colorful laptop to push his congregants to participate in a remarkable, world-changing program called One Laptop per Child. One Laptop per Child (OLPC) is the name of a USA-based nonprofit launched in 2005 by Nicholas Negroponte and faculty members of the MIT Media Lab, with the goal of bringing computer technology to the children of the developing world.\n\n