Atlanta School for Students with Autism Goes 1:1
From: THE Journal - 06/24/2015
By: Joshua Bolkan

The Cumberland Academy of Georgia, an Atlanta-based school for students with
autism, has gone public with its deployment of a one-to-one computing
initiative.

The school uses technology to encourage communication and collaboration among
students, as assistive tools and to allow teachers to track student progress.

"A generous grant from Variety will allow our middle and high school students
to utilize Google Apps for Education," said Debbi Scarborough, founding
director of Cumberland Academy of Georgia, in a prepared statement.
"Utilizing assistive technology will enhance the students' knowledge, which
is imperative in helping our students succeed."

Read the entire article at:
http://thejournal.com/articles/2015/06/24/atlanta-school-for-students-with-autism-goes-11.aspx

Links:
Cumberland Academy of Georgia
http://www.cumberlandacademy.org

Variety of Georgia
http://varietyofgeorgia.org