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The Learning Return on Our Educational Technology Investment: A Review of Findings from Research.

Cathy Ringstaff, Loretta Kelley

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As schools invest heavily in computer-based technology, they can benefit from the experiences and research of others focusing on the impact of this technology on student learning.

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As schools invest heavily in computer-based technology, they can benefit from the experiences and research of others focusing on the impact of this technology on student learning.

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As schools invest heavily in computer-based technology, they can benefit from the experiences and research of others focusing on the impact of this technology on student learning.

Key concepts: Investment (military), Business, Economics, Political science, Politics, Law

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