Many people think of online learning as a child sitting in front of a computer instead of what they would be doing in a traditional classroom. But there's more to it than that. Does online learning have a place at LPS?

For the past 3 years, LPS has leased 300+ computers per year for use in computer labs, teacher desks and other work stations. When the leases end, we usually keep the computers for a total life span of 5 years. But when you add up all the hard drive space included in all those computers… all the processors that are deployed… you might see that we are only using a small percentage of the total capacity of this resource. Is there a better way?

Education and Technology: We're kicking a 6,000 year old habit and the ramifications for education are huge. How can we keep our focus? What do we look to for consistency in an age defined by rapid change?