More teachers in the U.S. are embracing “flipped classrooms” and are bringing to schools digital tablets and laptop computers to create the 21st century classroom — but how does the U.S. compare in effective use of technology in education to other countries?

A new survey from Dell took a look at education technology in the U.S. and in China, and found that the U.S. can learn a thing or two from our foreign educators and students.

Among the findings:

  • China is more likely to integrate technology into all curriculum areas.

  • Chinese students spend more time using technology in school than American students.

  • Chinese students say their teachers are more tech savvy than they are.

For more, take a look at the infographic below, courtesy of Brain Tack.

China vs. The U.S.: Meeting Students’ Technology Needs

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  • 1. Finland

  • 2. South Korea

  • 3. Hong Kong

  • 4. Japan

  • 5. Singapore

  • 6. United Kingdom

  • 7. Netherlands

  • 8. New Zealand

  • 9. Switzerland

  • 10. Canada

  • 11. Ireland

  • 12. Denmark

  • 13. Australia

  • 14. Poland

  • 15. Germany

  • 16. Belgium

  • 17. U.S.A

  • 18. Hungary

  • 19. Slovakia

  • 20. Russia