Unboxing the Surface Go 2
September 17, 2020Primary school students are engaging with technology in the classroom (and from home), more than ever before.
Using digital ink, students retain information more effectively and express themselves more freely than with a keyboard alone. For little learners, whether using a keyboard or a pen, research suggests that having the right-sized device is of critical importance in helping develop computer literacy skills1.
In this video, Microsoft Device Specialist Mackenzie Jackson demonstrates the power of the pen on the perfectly pint-sized Surface Go 2. With a compact design, 10.5-inch screen and convertible form factor, the Surface Go 2 is the perfect classroom companion for little learners.
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1. Mackenzie. 2017. Why Australia is falling behind in teaching keyboarding and handwriting. [Online] Available at https://www.aare.edu.au/blog/?p=2450
Tags: Devices, Digital Inking, Education, End User Compute, K-12 Education, Microsoft, Microsoft OneNote, Microsoft Surface, Microsoft Surface Go, The Anywhere Classroom
