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1:1 Computing: A Case Study Exploring How a Large District Leveraged School Librarians to Improve Teacher Practice, Learning Environments, and Digital Content
Most districts in the United States now provide computer devices to every student(Bushweiler, 2022). The research on 1:1 computing has primarily looked at the impact onstudent learning achievement, teacher and student attitudes and perceptions, andstudent-centered instructional practices (Penuel, 2006; Zheng et al., 2016). To date, no studyhas explored the role of the school librarian in any capacity in the implementation of 1:1computing programs.