77% of students learn better from printouts: What this means for you

77% of students learn better from printouts: What this means for you

Sponsored by: Xerox

A recent Harris Interactive survey suggests that 77% of students learn better from printouts, and 69% better understand new information when presented in color. However, schools are reluctant to increase color printing because of high costs and perceived difficulties in managing these technologies. This white paper explores how educators can bend printers to help improve student learning success while managing costs. Gain ideas on how you can use color printing to: Focus on what information is important Remember key facts and information Be more interested in work

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