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Digital Learning for All, Now Becca Kurtz evil as the absence ofDesigning the practically paperless classroom Instead of carrying bulging backpacks, imagine students carrying mobile devices that allow them to access information from anywhere at any time. How do we transition from print to digital learning in the midst of economic challenges? This breakthrough guide shows educators how to affordably make the shift to one to one computing and transform schools into digital learning centers. Jonathan P. Costa, Sr.