HP Tablet PC technology chosen for 1:1 program

The Klein School District’s one-to-one program began with a vision that - when used effectively - the Tablet PC could fundamentally change the culture of learning throughout the day, both in the classrooms and at home.

Students at Smoky Hill High School use HP workstations to develop professional digital media projects.

The Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology chose HP hardware that matches the engineering school’s requirements and increased productivity.

The Kershaw County School District created a model 1:1 learning environment that flourishes with HP notebooks, cameras and network infrastructure.

The Hudson Falls Central School District uses an HP thin client solution to deliver on the promise of technology in the classroom.

The Denver School of Science and Technology turns to technology to make a difference in helping students cross the digital divide and excel academically.

The Forsyth County School System standardized on HP business desktop and notebook PCs because it simplifies IT management and reduces cost for a fast-growing school system.

At Cary Academy, an independent school, they integrate technology into classrooms with a 1:1 program featuring HP Compaq Tablet PCs.

At Brookfield High School, an HP Technology for Teaching Grant created an interactive classroom environment in which mobile computers enable independent learning and freedom from classroom constraints.