The Emergence of the Huddle Room
Why are so many companies seeing a return on investment from small, quick meeting rooms?
For many enterprises, the days of large connected conference rooms are dwindling while smaller ‘huddle rooms’ are on the rise.
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How a Video Wall Can Benefit Your Campus
West Virginia University is leading the pack with a video wall that attracts and protects its students.
A video wall helps project a college’s brand, projects information quickly and makes a school stand out
Inside a Decision to Greet Visitors with a Big, Bold Video Wall
Diversified technology company Raven Industries' Christie MicroTile Video System boasts a stunning display.
When Raven Industries needed a cutting edge video display system for ITS corporate lobby IT called on Christie and ITS MicroTile technology. The angled display system highlights the company’s mission to stay on the forefront of technological advancement.
Florida International University Serves Up Collaborative Technology in Its New Restaurant Lab
Restaurant lab technology gives students real world experience and instructors easy access to monitor student performance.
Florida International University’s new restaurant management lab is one of a kind in the world, and sets the bar for the future of hospitality training.
AMX Opens Up about Harman Acquisition
Automation company AMX looks at India, China, events and the house of worship market as growth opportunities under $365 million deal with Harman.
Harman’s $365 million acquisition of AMX from the Duchossois Group last week has created “lots of energy and lots of excitement” for employees of the automation giant, and could also create new opportunities overseas and abroad in houses of worship, events and more.
23 Tips & Tricks for a Successful Emergency Preparedness Social Media Campaign
How to encourage your community to interact with your campus' emergency management social media page.
Higher ed emergency management professionals share the tricks they use to attract followers to their emergency management social media pages. These tips helped University of Georgia increase its Facebook “likes” by more than 478 percent.
Flipping the Classroom to Support Multiple Learning Styles
Video lectures, interactive quizzes and a custom-built management system allow a health professor to flip his classroom.
Frank Fedel flips his classroom using Panopto lecture capture software, a Web camera, GradeCam and iclickers. Fedel uses video lessons and interactive quizzes to present information in a way that appeals to different learning styles. His lectures are created with Universal Design for Learning principles in mind.
Adding Twitter to Your Business Emergency Notification Plan
Proactively alert phone and computer users using this popular communication tool.
Twitter is a flexible micro-blogging site that provide the platform for quick communication. Tweets can be sent as SMS texts to a phone, so you don’t have to be connected to the Internet. Many organizations use more than one Twitter feed to ensure that readers find the information they needs. For example, one Twitter feed can be for emergency communication, while another feed can be for those looking for answers to questions or for non-emergency announcements.
Using Tablets to Create Personalized Learning Environments
Digital tools, apps and interactive software allow teachers to adapt lessons to meet the needs of all students.
The Guilford County School district in North Carolina has purchased over 21,000 Amplify tablets as part of a personalized learning initiative. The district’s director of Instructional Technology shares his goals for mobile learning and how the district is preparing teachers to rethink insturction.
A CTS’s Perspective: Battling Hurricane Sandy With and Without Technology
Christopher Neto shares his disaster recovery experience.
Learn how Christopher Neto, CTS, prepared for Hurricane Sandy and helped his clients recover from the disaster.
