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Is It Time to Replace Your Document Camera?

With new technology constantly being introduced to teachers and students, document cameras need to be able to interact with other technology in the classroom to provide students with best learning experience.

August 24, 2015 Rachel Quetti Leave a Comment

Document cameras should have the ability to interact with existing technology in the classroom. Does your document camera have this capability? Read on the learn more.

Filed Under: Video Tagged With: Cameras, EdTech, K12, STEM

How the Electronic Security Industry Protected the Men’s Shelter of Charlotte

Read the inspiring story of how channel partners prioritized giving over getting to provide those less fortunate with safer passage.

August 24, 2015 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

The North Carolina’s Men’s Shelter of Charlotte, a shelter that houses homeless men while they get back on their feet, was using an old CCTV system for the security of their facility and clients for too long. When Kurt Kottkamp of Enterprise Security Systems learned about the shelter’s situation it initiated a conversation that led to a brand new system and install for the shelter. Learn how industry altruism helped the Men’s Shelter of Charlotte stay secure.

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Filed Under: Physical Security Tagged With: Corporate, Surveillance

5 Questions to Ask About Your College’s Network Complexity

Network expert Joel Dolisey, CTO of SolarWinds, answers these 5 questions end users need to ask about their network's complexity in order to protect it.

August 24, 2015 Jessica Kennedy Leave a Comment

Colleges looking to protect and understand their network’s complexity should consider asking these 5 questions.

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Filed Under: Network Security Tagged With: Higher Ed

Increasing Burden on AV Infrastructure Calls for Better Bandwidth

As the video market continues its adoption of 4K and audio moves into a new era of object-based surround formats, the need for better, faster bandwidth comes into focus.

August 21, 2015 Robert Archer Leave a Comment

As the video market continues its adoption of 4K and audio moves into a new era of object-based surround formats, the need for better, faster bandwidth comes into focus.

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Filed Under: IT Infrastructure Tagged With: Bandwidth, Corporate

SDCCD’s Administrative Offices Shine With New Lighting System and Big Savings

SDCCD installs a new lighting system to give its administrative building better lighting, and cut back on energy consumption.

August 21, 2015 Jessica Kennedy Leave a Comment

SDCCD installs a new lighting system to give its administrative building better lighting, and cut back on energy consumption.

Filed Under: Facility Tagged With: Green Technology, Higher Ed, Lighting

The Education of the Future: How Far Can We Go?

With technology greatly influencing the classroom, students are learning in new ways that are bound to transform the education system.

August 20, 2015 TD Staff Leave a Comment

Higher learning is embracing technology and beginning to shift its learning methods. What does the education system of the future look like? Read on.

Filed Under: Mobility Tagged With: Analytics, EdTech, K12, Online Learning

My Day with Bose and Tom Brady

The folks at Bose invited me to the field during the Patriots' pregame to demo their new technology.

August 20, 2015 Jonathan Blackwood Leave a Comment

Last year Bose officially became the official headset provider for the NFL. However, the story behind these headsets starts over three years ago. I was able to visit Gillette Stadium and try out these new headsets on the sidelines before the Patriots’ first preseason game against the Green Bay Packers. It taught me a lot about the company and the tech that they create.

Filed Under: Audio Tagged With: Corporate, Speakers, Stadium

George Washington University Improves Network for Academic, Administrative and Research Uses

GW is moving pieces of its wireless network to the edge so that end users in the academic, administrative and research departments can have a better connection.

August 20, 2015 Jessica Kennedy Leave a Comment

In order to better serve end users in the academic, administrative and research departments, GW upgrades its wireless network.

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Filed Under: IT Infrastructure Tagged With: Higher Ed, Network Design, Network Implementation

New STOPit App Allows Students to Report Cyberbullying

The STOPit app helps deter cyberbullying by allowing students to anonymously report cyber abuse with their smartphones

August 19, 2015 TD Staff Leave a Comment

Students can help deter cyberbullying with the new STOPit app. Students are able to download the app directly to their smartphones. When cyber abuse occurs, students can use the app to report the incident. The report is sent directly to a cloud-based incident management system, DOCUMENTit, which notifies school administrators in real time. STOPit has recently partnered with Derek Jeter’s Turn 2 Foundation and the app is currently implemented in over 100 schools across the United States and recently expanded into Canada, Ireland, Italy, and South Africa.

Filed Under: Network Security Tagged With: Apps, K12

The Challenges of Security in Office Environments

Keeping sensitive information secure goes past the network. Eavesdroppers can be as troublesome as hackers.

August 19, 2015 TD Staff Leave a Comment

While companies almost always safeguard their offices with access control, surveillance and other security measures, while at the same time utilizing software to safeguard data in their network, there is a third danger that is almost always overlooked. Verbal disclosure of sensitive data can be overheard and used to cause just as much damage as a data breach. Sound masking can help to alleviate this danger.

Filed Under: Facility Tagged With: Corporate, Sound Masking

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