When kindergartners are starting school already adept with touch screens, you know the world has fundamentally changed. Mobile devices are everywhere: Young people are using the touch tables in droves, and more and more schools are rolling out tablet programs every day. But what’s not always made clear is why tablet technology is uniquely suited to education—because of its low costs, a touch-screen interface that’s user-friendly for a wide variety of age groups, and early research that links touch tables and apps with improved learning outcomes.

We now know that technology by itself is not a game changer, but that touch tables in particular have the potential to open up the world’s rich store of information to willing minds and expert instruction.

What experts’ say-
Here’s a look at what some experts and studies have to say about three key differentiating factors of touch tables in education.

A touch-screen interface for all ages

The advent of the touch screen has truly been a game changer for education, because it has made technology accessible and developmentally appropriate for younger children who are still developing motor skills. (Even 1-year-olds can use touch tables).

“Touch-screen technology has allowed younger kids and earlier learners to interface with computers and digital resources in a way that previous technology was not always practical for,” says education experts.

For a long time, research on what young children could learn from interactive software was stymied by the simple fact that they couldn’t operate the hardware “now, it’s much easier for young children to show what they can do and what they know, with a swipe or press of their finger.”

And more and more, research is showing that early learning is vital to students’ future success; if they don’t develop competencies early, it’s unlikely that they’ll be able to make up for lost ground later, hitting what experts call “the fourth-grade slump.”

Studies of improved learning

Touch tables not only make technology accessible to young children, but also research suggests that touch tables and apps can improve learning. Studies conducted by experts conducted revealed that the students who learned with the touch tables scored higher than the students in the control group, particularly in their ability to recognize sounds and represent sounds as letters.

An affordable technology choice

Last but not least, touch tables are far less expensive than many other types of school technology, so schools with limited budgets consider them to be a great option.

Predictions of a touch table-rich future

Experts predicts that touch tables will one day become ubiquitous in classrooms from pre-kindergarten through high school because of these three differentiating factors. “This will allow well-trained teachers and motivated students to engage with new technologies that have the potential to help drive much deeper educational experiences,” he says. “In some ways, the new wave of tablet technologies is the modern-day equivalent of the media choices experienced by children of the Sesame Street educational television generation.”

Highlights of Touch Tables in School

• Will give an edge to school over others.
• Establish School as Technologically Advance School.
• In line with 21st Century Learning needs.
• Ease of Use will result in improved learning.
• A touch-screen interface can reduce training time for teachers and students can be more involved in learning.
• Touch tables also increase the speed of tasks
• Assistive Technology: Touch tables are also valuable in accommodating students with physical issues that might make a traditional mouse and keyboard setup difficult to use.

Technical Specifications

• Opretaing System : Android 4.1.1 / Window 8
• Full Hd Multi Touch Screen Smart Android
• I/O Ports: 16 Gb Memory Card Usb, Wifi
• Screen Size: 21.5″ Wide
• Power Consumption: 100-240v; 19v 65w
• Resolution: 1920 X 1080
• Speaker: 2.1 In Built

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