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The future of focused learning

A growing number of Americans are questioning the worth of higher education. In response, universities are adding more technology to the classroom.

But do these digital devices actually impede learning, or is there a better tool for the task?

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Short-term distractions…

Nearly half of all students find themselves distracted by technology in the classroom, according to a study from the Canadian Journal for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning.

Laptops and phones constantly compete for students’ attention. While a quick glance seems harmless, studies show that it takes the average student 23 minutes to refocus after a distraction.

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...lead to long-term effects

Turns out distractions disrupt learning long after the class is over. A 2019 study published in Educational Psychology split 118 college students into two identical groups. The result? Classes that allowed phones and laptops did worse when it came to exams.

Distractions interrupt the process of forming memories, making it harder for students to remember things long term.

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...and academic overwhelm

Students who juggle activities in class can also run into mental strain — leading to stress, fatigue, and anxiety.

While a certain amount of stress is common at universities, a 2023 study carried out by the Student Voice Survey, revealed that more than half of college students are experiencing chronic stress.

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The answer? A new way to learn

Focused learning isn’t a lost art. You just need the right tool for the task. A reMarkable paper tablet strips away noise so students can stay present in class.

In our latest pilot with a top business school, 70% of students found it easier to focus using a reMarkable compared to other devices. A good habit they’ll take into their working lives.

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Trusted by universities

reMarkable helps improve learning at universities by allowing students to focus on one thing at a time. It's a simple-to-use digital notebook, designed for deeper thinking without the distractions. The result? More students actively listening in lectures, and a study tool they want to use.

Backed by science

Our latest research with neuroscientist Dr. Thomas Zoëga Ramsøy found that using a reMarkable paper tablet instead of a PC means....

35%

less stress when doing one task at a time

20%

more focus and 17% deeper thinking

30%

less mental strain and 17% sharper memory

Minds work better with reMarkable

Universities are already using reMarkable to change thinking everywhere