The technology available in this day and age offers bigger and better opportunities for colleges’ broadcast studios, such as being able to shoot film for HD video, working hands-on in a mock studio space, or acting as a personality on-camera.
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A Look At One of the Most ‘Teched Out’ Schools in the Country
The classrooms at Lèman Preparatory School have Apple TV's, SMART boards, touch panel controls, iPads and more.
Lèman Preparatory School in Manhattan is known for its academics and cutting-edge use of technology. It’s classrooms feature interactive whiteboards, tablets, a Crestron control system and more to create fully digital, connected classrooms.
The Advantage of Centrally Managed Digital Signage Systems
Digital signage can get confusing, but a centrally managed system helps keep things in line.
Digital signage can get confusing, but a centrally managed system helps keep things in line.
Custom Built Tables House Microphones in Aesthetic Corporate Boardroom
MFS Investment Management needed functionality and allure in their audio solution.
When MFS Investment Management moved to their new headquarters in Boston, they needed to upgrade their audio conferencing systems. They also needed to find a way to mesh the equipment with the aesthetics of the new conference rooms.
JIBC To Compartmentalize Internal Information with New ERP System
JIBC will reorganize its internal information with Ellucian's Colleague ERP System.
JIBC turned to Ellucian’s Colleague for a better ERP system.
6 Technologies That Will Keep Your Mock Courtroom in Order
Check out the technologies your law school should consider for its mock courtroom.
Some law schools are installing mock court rooms and updated law technology to give law students real world experience.
5 Questions K-12 Technology Managers Should Ask Before Going 1:1
Purchasing laptops or tablets is a huge investment for any K-12 district. Here's how to make sure you're set up for success.
Purchasing laptops or tablets is a huge investment for any K-12 district. Ask yourself these five questions to make sure you’re set up for success.
Mass. School Installs, Demos First Active Shooter Detection System
Installed and tested for free, this system is the first of its kind, designed to detect gunfire and alert school personnel and law enforcement to danger.
This is the first-ever sensory system designed to detect the sound of gunfire and alert school personnel and law enforcement to danger.
Demoing Prysm’s Synthesis Software
Corporate TD travelled to Prysm Inc.'s Concord, MA office in order to check out the Synthesis software that accompanies their video walls.
Corporate TD travelled to Prysm Inc.’s Concord, MA office in order to check out the Synthesis software that accompanies their video walls.
Strategies for Passing Higher Ed Clients’ MNEC Tests
University emergency managers explain why there is no cookie-cutter solution for deploying mass notification/emergency communications on campus.
University emergency managers explain why there is no cookie-cutter solution for deploying mass notification/emergency communications on campus.
