If Generation Z college students ease off their technology wants, colleges can focus on fulfilling what they actually need.
The CTO for Union County Public schools, the superintendent and an instructional technology specialist explain why they chose to go 1:1 over BYOD. The three K-12 professionals also share their biggest challenges and offer tips for success. The devices used by Union County are Lenovo X131e Chromebooks.
The University of North Texas upgraded it’s student broadcast studio with new HD Hitachi cameras, RU1000VR remote control panels, a Ross Vision-M 1.5-M/E multi-format switcher, Compix Synergy 2 dual-channel HD graphics system, a Blackmagic Design router and a 360 HD Maxx server. The studio was designed to with the latest technology and built to last at least 5-7 years.
When shopping for a 1:1 device, look for these seven device features.
Learn how Immaculata-La Salle High School improved its iPad roll out. The school reduced prep time from 2 months to just two hours and chose a new MDM that allowed for greater device control.
North Carolina State University’s Hunt Library features digital learning environments where students, professors and the community can conduct cutting edge research in engineering, gaming and the media arts. Technology includes a simulation lab and a gaming lab powered by Christie Digital MicroTiles, five Christie Spyder X20 video processors and Sennheiser K-array KK102 thin-line modular line arrays.
Technology decision makers are becoming more educated, and as a result are having more of a say in the systems that are being integrated into their companies.
See how Cherokee Elementary School used LED lighting to save money and create a more nurturing environment for special needs students.
Florida A&M University opened a satellite campus in Crestview Florida. Pharmacy students can now take classes via a Cisco TelePresence unit. All lectures are recorded with the Cisco TelePresence Conference Server. Also included as distance learning technology are Shure lapel microphones, two LD HDTV Flat-screen TVs, and HD Epson projector and Polycom HDX Array ceiling microphones.
See how Western Nevada College completely revolutionized its distance learning program with lecture capture and webcasting technology
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