Headphones vs. Earbuds Battle
Students share which way they prefer to listen
HigherEd TechDecisions asked colleges students which they preferred better: earbuds or headphones.
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Winona State Deploys Digital Solution That’s Better Than BYOD
At Winona State University, students are equipped for the digital age both inside and outside of the classroom.
An initiative that provides students with personal laptops and tablets is helping to prepare Winona State University students for life in the digital world.
Choosing Tablets for K-12 Students – 7 Tips You Need to Know
From pre-loaded educational apps to a rugged design, we've found the best tablets for your classroom.
This roundup features tablets designed to excel in the classroom. We’ve also talked to tech experts to provide you with 7 tips for choosing the right device for your school to meet the unique needs of your students.
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.
Inside InfoComm’s Solutions Summits for Tech Managers
InfoComm 2014 primers aim to help tech managers procure digital signage or unified communications and collaboration (UCC) solutions for their organizations.
At InfoComm 2014 in Las Vegas the deep-dive primers are designed to help tech managers make better decisions when it comes to procuring digital signage or unified communications and collaboration (UCC) solutions for their organizations.
Inside One District’s Decision to Go BYOD and the Steps to Getting There
IPSD upgraded its wireless infrastructure and saved money by letting students bring devices from home.
The IPSD assistant superintendent of technology talks about going BYOT and how the district prepared.
AV Racks 101: The Backbone of AV and IT Infrastructure
Racks are essential, but often overlooked, here is an introduction to all things racks.
Racks, enclosures, housings, whatever you call them they are the essential infrastructure component for any installation. They spend their lives behind doors labeled authorized personnel only and danger high voltage. Or, they remain anonymous behind an unmarked steel door in a dark corner of the basement. They stand side by side, often row after endless row, holding together the electronic components that make our systems function. Without them, there would be no way to organize hardware, coordinate cabling, structure the signal flow of systems or perform a myriad of other often forgotten, but critical tasks. Racks also provide security, cooling, safety and increase serviceability.
How Interactive A/V Technology Drives This Flipped Classroom
Smart boards, a Crestron control system and Apple TVs make content sharing easier than ever.
See the tech Tampa Preps uses for it’s flipped classrooms. A/V technology helps facilitate collaboration, which is especially important in schools that employ the flipped learning approach. Class time is spent working together and sharing ideas while traditional “classwork” is completed independently at home.
Tips for Creating Technology Policies for K-12
York University professor of Pedogogy and Technology, shares her thoughts on mobile devices in the classroom.
Learn how to create an Internet/device use policy, who to include in the conversation and how to handle social media.
TechDecisions Guide to 16 Lecture Capture Tools
These products offer recording and editing capabilities, custom branding and can even save your budget.
Take a look at some of the most popular lecture capture tools on the market. These products vary in price and capability, but there is something here for everyone regardless of budget.
