"digital classroom" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a classroom that utilizes digital technology and tools for teaching and learning. Example: The students were excited to enter the new digital classroom, where they would use computers, tablets, and interactive whiteboards for their lessons.
After the child support and the squandered millions, Kenny Anderson was the one who registered for college, who mastered the digital classroom, who studied in his spare time.
On Saturday, Pereira offered a Twitter tutorial on the eight situations in which players are deemed defenseless; his digital classroom offered conversation about runners (who are not defenseless) and predictable wisecracks like "What about guys without arms?
David T. Gordon, editor of The Harvard Education Letter and its book "The Digital Classroom," published this year, said: "Kids are growing up with the assumption that technology and all its wondrous forms is part of how we communicate.
"We've had the input from Casllwchwr and other technologically advanced schools, both primary and secondary in Wales looking at digital classroom teaching," he said.
As part of a "digital classroom" roadshow currently underway in Germany, Samsung is showing off it's new "e-board".
Using critical and cyberfeminist theories as lenses, this article draws conclusions about the future of computer usage in composition pedagogy based on students' abilities to re-appropriate physical and digital classroom space.
In July, 2011, she encouraged Chris Cerf, the New Jersey commissioner, to accept an offer from Dell of a demo "teacher dashboard," a digital classroom-management system.
Digital classrooms are a growing field, thanks in no small part to success stories like the Khan Academy, so it's no surprise that traditional brick-and-mortar universities are increasingly looking to add an online element to their learning platforms.
A study was conducted for creating digital classrooms to support students to develop information literacy competency and critical thinking skills through domain knowledge learning in digital classrooms.
The other $3 million will go toward funding full-time technology instructors and supporting 50 "digital classrooms" that are equipped with laptops.
"We're really doubling down on what we learned in our first year of creating digital classrooms and we're really focusing on computer science," said Salesforce.com Foundation President Suzanne DiBianca.
