For K-12 districts looking to implement mobile learning, there are really two options: BYOD or 1:1. Both approaches to mobile learning provide much needed access to technology, but each comes with its own unique set of challenges, particularly where classroom management and sustainability are concerned.
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Matrox M-Series quad and octal-monitor graphics cards drive an expansive 72-monitor FIDS video wall showcasing crisp, high-quality flight arrival and departure content.
Two Iowa State faculty members designed a mobile STEM classroom to bring technology to K-12 students in their community. Take a look at the technology inside the classroom and how this project is inspiring students to take an interest in STEM careers.
When it comes to digital signage, the most important aspect is being seen. Content and location are key. Here’s what you need to know.
UMass Lowell recently installed vLabs and zero client devices to enable students to access lab assignments without actually going to the lab. vLabs is an app-based feature that enables students to access lab work through a portal; zero clients are server-based virtual devices that run like a PC, but take up less space than a computer. Combined, this solution has cut back on energy costs in UMass Lowell’s labs, and saves its commuting students time. The university’s IT team says it has also improved students’ academic success and makes the university stand out as one of the only colleges in the Northeast that has this solution.
TechTalk began as an idea to create a community for technology managers, where they can interact, advise, and learn from one another. The new website hopes to augment the goals of the community.
College students are using Skype and Twitter to connect with other students in China and Egypt during key social revolutions.
When the City of Tallahassee and Leon County came together to create their Public Safety Complex, they decided on some interesting and state-of-the-art tech for their data center.
Two Internet digital safety experts discuss the dangers students face online and offer strategies for promoting digital safety.
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