Hewondered whether eMates would be popular with students, especially kidswho may not particularly favor Macs. Rossman said that the eMates wereextremely popular with Mountainside students who took advantage of theeMates' portability for taking notes, graphing in math class, drawing,and word processing. Approximately 30 different students shared theeMates were allowed to take them home. Best of all, the eMates were allreturned without a hitch and got rave reviews from the kids. Portable computing integrated into the classroom curriculum allows fordistributed learning.
Technology whichenables kids to expand their horizons and explore the world aroundthem.
The eMate's portable technology is an excellent tool forstudents to learn, share ideas and acquire essential problem solvingskills. The eMate 300 comes with a pen stylus, which you can use to draw, writeor navigate directly on the screen. Perhaps, the pen stylus could beattached with velcro to the eMate. For now, it will suffice for young doctorsto be. Student loves eMate.