Access Security Corp. designed and installed a new security system for the Philadelphia Performing Arts Charter School consisting of three different Samsung surveillance cameras to help improve school security.
You can’t have technology in the classroom if you neglect to train the teachers. Here’s why teacher training needs to improve.
With such an extensive student and staff population to support, Billings Public Schools require a reliable, cost-effective plan to implement their mission of providing technology that allows students and staff to live, learn and work successfully in an increasingly complex and information rich society.
Three school districts modernize their surveillance systems to address their security needs.
Certain situations lend themselves to wireless locking systems, whether they are installed in new, modern buildings or historical landmarks.
Over 450 students and staff at Admiral Farragut Academy in Florida are filtered into five separate network domains, each with 150 devices.
Here’s an estimate of what your organization might spend on access control and locks, as well as the lives, resources and money you could save as a result of the installation of these technologies.
An instructional technologist’s search for an all-in-one learning platform led him to discover the concept of education enterprise management (EEM).
Upscale office furnishing retailer partner keeps an integration firm sales consultant embedded in its showrooms to address inevitable technology needs.
Tri-City Christian Academy uses ELAN for advanced technology integration of a number of iPads, Notebook computers and more.
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