Research: Technology in Education!

As we progress into the twenty-first century, technology is becoming a growing part of many's lives. In Ali Twaha's article, "Smart Classrooms to Boost E-Learning", Twaha observes how technology is changing many student's learning experience, especially in third-world countries. For example, with an individual computer, one can "cover the entire basic educational syllabus, allowing facilitators to teach any subject or grade. All the equipment in the SPIS is customized to use in a solar-powered environment" (Twaha). As countries take the massive leap into using technology in education, classrooms here in the United States make the same progress, creating an easier, more efficient, and more environmentally friendly education.