EdTech Figures

81%of US teachers think tablets can enrich classroom learning and 86%of students believe that tablet can help them to study more efficiently

In MN, iPads in the classroom are proven to increased engagement among disabled students by accelerating their learning and comprehension

75% of students agreed that the iPad enhanced their learning experience.

CA students using iPads saw their math test scores increase 20% in one year compared to students using traditional textbooks

More than 66% of college students and high school seniors agree that tablets help students to study perform better in classes

UC Irvine medical school reported iPad equipped medical students scored 23% higher on national exams than unequipped students

A study of kindergarteners in Auburn, MA has shown that students who use iPads score better in every literacy test than those who don't.

74% of teachers say that educational technology is a student motivator. #edtech

The most used #ed-tech resources include online lesson plans, web based activities, websites to deliver class information, and online videos

In South and Southwest Asia, 12.4 million children did not go to school in 2011

The ratio of students to computers in the classroom every day was 5.3 to 1 in elementary and secondary schools #US

The percentage of students who had received at least a high school diploma or its equivalent increased from 86 to 90% between 2003 and 2013

In 2009–10, some 53% of public school districts had high school students enrolled in distance education courses #US

In France, 29% of parents think that private schools are too elitist

About 18% of French parents surveyed would put France in their Top 3 countries offering the best education

According to 40% of parents from non-anglophone countries, it is extremely important for high schools to teach a foreign language

43% of parents think that being competitive in the workplace is a key subject that should be taught at university