Mobile tech is allowing some students to spend less time in classrooms, and more time in stimulating environments like museums, parks, and even coffee shops.

Mobile tech is allowing some students to spend less time in classrooms, and more time in stimulating environments like museums, parks, and even coffee shops. A growing number of educational “experiments” in the U.S. are using smartphones to make learning more mobile, and some believe that the methods will “redefine” K-12 schooling. At the same time, more principals in traditional schools are allowing students to use their own tech (laptops, tablets, and phones) to learn in school. (WSJ)