Administrators at Baltimore County Public Schools, the 25th-largest public school
system in the United States, have embraced laptops, as part of one of the nation’s most ambitious classroom technology makeovers. In 2014, the district committed more than $200 million for
HP laptops, and it is spending millions of dollars on math, science and language software. Its vendors visit classrooms. Some schoolchildren have been featured in tech-company promotional
videos.Read the whole story at The New York Times »
