iPads in education: Where's the money coming from?

Macworld
Oct 29, 2012, 3:00 am110 pts
When San Diego public school officials decided to distribute 26,000 iPads to students this year, they were lucky: They already had a big pile of money. The city’s voters had approved a $2 billion bond issue in 2008—$500 million of which was designated for a five-year “digital transformation program” designed…

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