Here are some of the tech products, news and events I’m grateful to have covered in my time with the publication so far.
Robert High, VP of Warranty for Fortegra, provides some insight on how teachers can successfully implement technology in the classroom to enhance student learning.
We discuss the analysis of the partnership between the two industry leaders in networking, mobility and cloud.
Interactivity, multi-device integration and polling are just a few features that are helping to increase students’ attention and engagement in the classroom.
Marquette University’s Cave Automatic Virtual Environment makes data retention easier, and introduces students to a mock reality of the work world
The bring your own device movement is introducing new technology into the workplace, but is that tech working toward business goals?
In order to give students more interactive distance learning opportunities, Charles Sturt University implemented Pexip Infinity.
InfoComm Connections in NYC showed some great AV tech to the end-user attendees. Here are some of the coolest displays we saw.
When Business Interiors updated its conference spaces with new AV, the goal was to create spaces where vendors could train and present to customers. Utilizing a unique architectural system, Dirtt, the project created some interesting audiovisual specification. Corona Integrated Systems rose to meet the challenge in a short time frame.
Ball State University utilizes its Unified Media Lab to teach students about today’s journalism world, and prepares them for careers centered on the news.
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