Bay Ridge students improve learning one app at a time
Some students in Bay Ridge are learning one app at a time that technology can be a lot of fun. St. Anslem School students received eight brand new iPads worth $4,000 through a Department of Education
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Apr 11, 2012, 2:23 PM
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Some students in Bay Ridge are learning one app at a time that technology can be a lot of fun.
St. Anslem School students received eight brand new iPads worth $4,000 through a Department of Education (DOE) learning and technology grant. The high-tech classroom additions allow educators to download apps that compliment what they're teaching.
The iPads are being shared by first and fifth-graders at the school.
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