The notion is rarely challenged, especially by those who believe computers have a place in modern education. But earlier this week, Gary Chapman, who directs a technology and society research project at the University of Texas, traveled to Washington, D.C. to tell public policy experts that in the case of classroom computers, less might be more. Once it's connected to the Internet, the personal computer isn't very personal any more. All rights reserved.
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