The document discusses a panel on engaging students in the digital age held in Washington D.C. on October 5, 2010. The panel included Paulo Dorado, Matthew Hines, Scarlet Jaldin, Teodora Peneva, Rene Ochoa, and was moderated by Michelle R. Davis of Education Week. The panel of experts and students from Washington and Lee High School debated whether schools provide adequate technology to students and allow the use of personal mobile devices in school.

1. Washington D.C. , October 5, 2010 #edweeklive Engaging Students in the Digital Age Paulo Dorado Matthew Hines Scarlet Jaldin Moderator: Michelle R. Davis , Senior Writer, Education Week Digital Directions Teodora (“Teddy”) Peneva Rene Ochoa Washington and Lee High School Students:

2. Washington D.C. , October 5, 2010 #edweeklive Do you feel that your school or district provides adequate technology to students for educational purposes? A: Yes, we provide enough technology to students. B: No, we don’t provide enough technology to students. C: We go above an beyond when it comes to providing students with technology.

3. Washington D.C. , October 5, 2010 #edweeklive Engaging Students in the Digital Age Paulo Dorado Matthew Hines Scarlet Jaldin Moderator: Michelle R. Davis , Senior Writer, Education Week Digital Directions Teodora (“Teddy”) Peneva Rene Ochoa Washington and Lee High School Students:

4. Washington D.C. , October 5, 2010 #edweeklive Does your school or district allow students to use their own mobile device in school? A: Yes, we allow students to use their own mobile devices in school for educational purposes. B: We are considering lifting a ban on the use of student mobile devices. C: No, such devices are banned.

5. Washington D.C. , October 5, 2010 #edweeklive Engaging Students in the Digital Age Paulo Dorado Matthew Hines Scarlet Jaldin Moderator: Michelle R. Davis , Senior Writer, Education Week Digital Directions Teodora (“Teddy”) Peneva Rene Ochoa Washington and Lee High School Students: