From HD interactive displays to engaging and personalized learning software, the TCEA show floor showcased various edtech solutions that could be game-changers in education.
After a server went down during the digital TNReady Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program (TCAP) assessment, schools are now returning to the paper version of the test.
University of Central Florida is taking action after undergoing a security breach that affected 63,000 students, faculty and staff.
With many schools providing students with their own devices and access to digital coursework, students can continue to learn even when schools close.
A Q&A with Scott Kinney, senior vice president of Discovery Education, provides valuable insight as to what schools need to think about before purchasing new technology.
In order to promote student collaboration, CSU built collaborative classrooms and installed Epson BrightLink projectors.
Among an extensive show floor and numerous educational opportunities, here are some reasons why higher education decision makers should attended the Digital Signage Expo 2016.
Virtual reality headsets and highly engaging instructional and learning tools have the potential to truly change education.
True next generation workplace collaboration doesn’t have to be a distant utopia; it can be a game-changer for your company right now.
Mesa Public Schools uses School Asset Manager (SAM) from Troxell Communications to assign and manage 17,000 devices.
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