Thrive 39 - Using screencast to understand the struggle of lower achiever

Why a student could not get the data he needs from the internet? It involved not just the keyword used in the search engine but the selection of information from website to website. 

Screencast can be used to understand the issue students faced when working on a PLD.

To be continued...

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