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Using laptops in the classroom affects student attention and academic performance
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Evidence consistently shows that using laptops and other digital devices in the classroom can cause distraction and divided attention, which negatively impacts student learning, cognitive processing, and academic performance.

Evidence for · 3
2018 · cited by 109
Sana et al. (2018) found that dividing attention between a laptop/electronic device and a classroom lecture reduced long-term retention and subsequent exam performance.
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The retrieved papers include strong empirical studies (such as Sana et al., 2018, and Akçayır et al., 2017) demonstrating that using laptops or mobile devices for non-academic multitasking or digital distraction during lectures impairs student attention and exam performance. No papers refute this claim.

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2017 · cited by 83
Akçayır et al. (2017) demonstrated that off-task multitasking with mobile devices during lectures hindered student grade performance.
2025 · cited by 1
Al-Emadi et al. (2025) reported that digital device use and note-taking methods can introduce distractions and impact cognitive function and academic outcomes.
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first checked04 Aug 2026
judged → SUPPORTED · 8804 Aug 2026
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