- Technology integration in Littleton Public Schools has led to increases in student achievement, including an 11.8% increase in writing scores and a 46.5% increase in science scores. - The district has implemented 1:1 netbook programs in 5th, 6th, and 9th grade classes and received multiple grants to support technology integration, with plans to expand the programs to more grades. - Teachers in LPS are actively using technology for instruction, with many maintaining blogs and wikis to share resources and student work that demonstrate how technology supports learning.

1. Technology and Student AchievementDan Maas, CIOLittleton Public SchoolsColorado

2. Technology and Student Achievement

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