Each operating system (OS) in the mobile market relies on a handful of proprietary or mission critical apps that accomplish all of your basic needs. Specifically, based on the common uses of mobile devices, OS’s feature the most comprehensive email, file sharing and contact networking apps in order to give customers the basic tools they need to get the most out of their devices.
Customers transitioning straight from web applications to their smart device will mostly like be entering the market with a bias towards their most trusted products. Google and Microsoft all offer products that can be accessed online as well as on a mobile device. Products like email services with congruent cloud drives and proprietary social networks have grown with mobile technology and are accurately replicated and developed further on mobile devices.
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Inside 4 Critical Elements of an MNEC Solution
What you need to know about Reach, Clarity, Redundancy and Reporting to build an effective MNEC system.
For any person involved in designing or procuring and effective mass notification emergency communication (MNEC) system, the following video tutorial is worth watching. Lencore, an audio, soundmasking and MNEC solutions manufacturer, taps into the fact that there remains a large learning curve when it comes to this all-too-critical category.
Video Wall at the Wharton School Provides Versatility, Lowers Energy Consumption
The school's video wall allows multiple sources to be displayed during presentations and accommodates the changing needs of the space.
See how choosing video wall technology helped the Wharton School to navigate space constraints while providing a low total cost of ownership.
Tips for Creating Technology Policies for K-12
York University professor of Pedogogy and Technology, shares her thoughts on mobile devices in the classroom.
Learn how to create an Internet/device use policy, who to include in the conversation and how to handle social media.
TechDecisions Guide to 16 Lecture Capture Tools
These products offer recording and editing capabilities, custom branding and can even save your budget.
Take a look at some of the most popular lecture capture tools on the market. These products vary in price and capability, but there is something here for everyone regardless of budget.
5 Professional Podcast Production Apps for Live Audio Content
Podcast production apps let you record and share audio content when you need to regardless of where you are.
Podcast production apps are a great way to stay on top of your regular content. Functioning as live production apps, these mobile utilities give you to tools you need to define the quality of your content and add the effects that color your content in the way that is suitable to your needs. Podcasts, like live video streaming, are regular audio commentary on any issue that is relevant to you. These apps are ideal for capturing lectures, sermons, niche-criticisms as well as event centered coverage and reflection, to name just a few, on your Android or iOS device. Podcasts are great options for sharing content regardless of your market. Specifically, since streaming content from mobile devices or specified apps is rapidly a new way to consume content, providing podcasts over regular written blurbs or short video content is a competitive option for the important things you publish.
Distance Learning for Higher Ed Institutions
Tools that serve non-traditional students, foster online education
Colleges and universities can bring distance learning to campus via telepresence, a learning management system and lecture capture.
Distance Learning at Your School—-What Is it? and How to Be Prepared for the Future
Tools to put classes online and build distance learning at your school
K-12 schools can cater to different learning styles through distance learning technologies like telepresence, lecture capture and a learning management system.
6 Pro MIDI Sequencer Apps for Android and iOS
Professional MIDI sequencers for your mobile device.
Professional audio creation apps like digital audio workstations, virtual synths and sequencers are becoming more robust as new updates and products continue to hit the marketplace. Mimicking conventional hardware, rack mounted devices and computer software, these apps are designed to bring the functionality of more expensive products to your smart device–offering you access to comprehensive music technology on the go. Great MIDI sequencer apps not only function alongside your devices MIDI capability, but also function as MIDI sources and destinations themselves. Working in cooperation with other synth and music creation apps on your device, these sequencers can bring in MIDI voices from a variety of applications or from within the sequencing app itself. While the more simple, straightforward sequencing apps might not function as MIDI routes for your device as a whole, the more robust and intricate apps can take on more professional tasks.
Preparing Your Network for BYOD: Tips from Two IT Pros
Planning for density on the network, managing mobile applications and creating a BYOD policy are key.
Two IT pros share tips on how to prepare your organization’s network for BYOD as mobile device use continues to gain popularity in the workplace. To prevent your network speed from slowing down, IT should plans for density, manage mobile applications on the network and create a clear BYOD policy for employees.
