Wi-Fi School Buses Turn Rides into Class Time
Many rural students across the country are faced with 60-plus minute rides into class in the mornings, and such is the case addressed by one pilot program, the Aspirinaut Initiative, in Arkansas. It provides Apple MacBooks and iPods to advanced students, enabling them to watch classwork-related videos and information while on the bus. Ethan, a student involved in the program, told the Wall Street Journal, "It's not just for big-city people with good connections."
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But, many students are dropping out of the program, which isn't particularly surprising to us -- between the road-sickness and the flying spitballs, we're not sure we could concentrate there, either. [From: The Wall Street Journal]






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