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A massive expansion of classroom technology has come to a grinding halt in Los Angeles.
The LA Unified School District had planned to buy some 700,000 iPads for its students and teachers. The Apple tablets would include learning software built by publishing giant Pearson. But Superintendent John Deasy announced earlier this week he is canceling the contract and restarting the bidding process.
The decision comes on the heels of an investigation by NPR member station KPCC, which obtained emails between Deasy and tech executives
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