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Question of the Week Archive

April 7, 2008 - April 14, 2008

Students per Computer

Technology Counts 2008 reports that there are now slightly under four students sharing each instructional or Internet-connected computer in America's public K-12 schools.

Where does your school or district stand on the ratio of students per computer?
a) We're right at the 4-to-1 ratio.
46.2%
b) We're close to the average, but many of our computers are outdated or don't work well.
7.7%
c) We're well below the average of four students per computer.
23.1%
d) We're more in the range of six to eight students per computer.
7.7%
e) We average 10 or more students per computer.
15.4%




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