Our CEO, Sarah Hanawald, wrote the article below that was published in Education and Career News.

We are at the beginning of the “Fourth Industrial Revolution,” a time of relentless change with rapid fusion of physical and digital technology across industries. Present-day students will have to be nimble digital learners throughout their careers. Currently, some schools provide all students with computers, Chromebooks, or tablets, while others have only classroom sets, or worse, ancient, largely unused computer labs. How do we get from this state of digital inequity to one where all students have access to the technology resources they need to build the skills essential to their futures?

One-to-One Institute and ETA 121 Launch 1:1Done

The One-to-One Institute is pleased to announce their partnership with ETA121 to assist schools implementing 1:1 initiatives, fulfilling the One to One Institute’s mission to support schools as they seek to provide equity of access and personalized learning by providing each student with a personal device.
With their new partnership, the One-to-One Institute and ETA121 have launched 1:1Done, which will bring together services offered through the One-to-One Institute along with software created to ensure that every 1:1 initiative or renewal is done on time, with direction, and with fidelity to best practices identified in the ground breaking Project RED research, co-authored by One to One Institute.

One to One Institute Welcomes New CEO Sarah Hanawald

February 14, 2019 (Bloomfield, MI) – One to One Institute (OTO) Board of Directors and staff welcomed their new CEO, Sarah Hanawald to the organization. Sarah succeeds founding CEO, Leslie Wilson, who has led the organization since its incorporation in 2006.