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Laptops are the single most reported distracter - PowerPoint Presentation

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Laptops are the single most reported distracter - PPT Presentation

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1. Laptops are the single most reported distracter to both users and fellow students. (Fried 2008, Zhu et al 2011)Laptop & device use is negatively correlated with understanding of course material and overall course performance. (Hembrooke & Gay 2003, Fried 2008, Patterson & Patterson 2017)The negative effects of device use are highest among males and low performing students (Patterson & Patterson 2017)ReferencesCarrie B. Fried (2008). In-class laptop use and its effects on student learning. Computers & Education 50(3): 906-914.Helene Hembrooke and Geri Gay (2003). The Laptop and the Lecture: The Effects of Multitasking in Learning Environments. Journal of Computing in Higher Education 15(1): 46-64.Richard W. Patterson, Robert M. Patterson (2017). Computers and productivity: Evidence from laptop use in the college classroom. Economics of Education Review 57: 66-79.Erping Zhu, Matthew Kaplan, R. Charles Dershimer, Inger Bergom (2011). Use of Laptops in the Classroom: Research and Best Practices. University of Michigan CRLT Occasional Paper 30.Students who use digital devices in class 'perform worse in exams' by Richard Adams, 11 May 2016.Students are Better Off without a Laptop in the Classroom by Cindi May, 11 July 2017.Why smart kids shouldn’t use laptops in classby Jeff Guo, 16 May 2016.:::CC By Simon FoktWashington Post illustration; iStock