Schools Look To Wireless To Boost Learning
While there have been plenty of stories about how colleges and universities are are moving towards a WiFi world, now it turns out that schools for younger kids are also getting the WiFi bug - and for a good reason. Letting students access additional information from anywhere in the school is proving to have some educational benefits in the same way as how office workers discovered extra benefits from having WiFi at the office. It's letting students and teachers be much more flexible about how they incorporate internet and computer usage into the learning process.
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