In coming years, the resources and pedagogical skills that were brought to each district for the project will continue to benefit students in the 11 participating districts. It is estimated that the program directly reached over 20,000 students during the project period. The program and the research involved 440 teachers across subject areas in 47 K-12 schools in 11 districts.
The Research Oversight Committee was appointed by the Bureau of Instruction and Innovation to collect and analyze data about how this funding impacted teaching practices and student achievement. The purpose of the Leveraging Laptops program was to develop effective models for enhancing student achievement through the integration of laptop computer tools for teaching and learning in the classroom. The Leveraging Laptops program has been funded by Title II-D, Enhancing Education Through Technology. In collaboration with the districts and educational researchers from across the state, the Florida Department of Education is able to understand the impact of laptop computers in the learning process. The Leveraging Laptops program is a research based method for gathering data on the integration of laptop computers as tool for learning.
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