So, when buying computers for education we should look for those that give students and teachers the highest potential for expressing their creativity. Conclusion I am not trying to say that education can't learn anything from business. It certainly can. But, you cannot take any business principle or practice and blindly apply it education. It doesn't make sense.
Different computers can work better for educators with different situations and goals.
What I am trying to say is that education should not blindly try to emulate business. Education should focus on doing things that enhance learning for students. Our educators must keep this in mind when it comes time to purchase educational technology. To not buy the technology that is best for learning would waste money. During the past seven years, Marc LaFountain has been a both a student and a computing professional in K-12 and higher education institutions.