Laptops might do more harm than good in classroom

Whether it be a tool for legal research or speedy note-taking in class, the laptop computer is getting a mixed report card from law school administrators and professors. "There's a potential for a problem," Western New England College School of Law Associate Dean Samuel Stonefield says of the potential for laptops to distract their users ...

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Laptops might do more harm than good in classroom

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