This month, HigherEdTD will cover technologies that boost pedagogy, and head to InfoComm2015.
Colleges use technologies like solar panels, 3D printers and software solutions to reduce their energy bills and consumption, and foster a sustainable culture on campus.
In order to support students’ computer usage and create a more environmentally friendly atmosphere on campus, Florida Atlantic University traded in its computer towers for ViewSonic’s All in One zero clients
With the help of On-Line Communications, Fluidmesh, D+H, and Business Solutions Enterprises, Metuchen Savings Bank in New Jersey was able to upgrade from their outdated laser system in order to extend LAN/WAN between the branch and two administration buildings.
ADTRAN’s wireless experts share the top 5 things to incorporate into your next Wi-Fi network. These features ensure your network has the capacity to serve your school’s needs in a reliable and capacity-rich manner.
When considering security methods, campuses must be familiar with the code requirements that are in place to protect students, staff members and other occupants. The major codes colleges need to focus on entail life safety, fire protection, electrified hardware, and more. Even though they are lengthy, these codes are put in place to impact the devices used to secure doors. An understanding of the codes will help to ensure the selection of code-compliant security methods.
Using the latest in “blade-like” fiber optic network connectivity, high-density, flexible subgroup cable, between buildings offers simplified installations, improved optimal signal integrity, and ease of service to support high-bandwidth applications.
Warren High School is in its first year of a flipped classroom pilot program. Teachers use HP EliteBook 2760 tablet PC’s and Screen-O-Matic software to record lectures. The school also provides teachers with microphones and headsets to ensure the audio quality of the videos. The videos are hosted on YouTube, but the school is exploring how to host the videos internally and address bandwidth concerns. Warren High School’s technology director explains the theory behind flipping the classroom and offers tips and best practices for bringing the flipped classroom to your school.
Teachers and classroom level staff have more influence than ever in school technology purchasing decisions. Learn how industry trends are shaking up an age old buying process.
Producer of Digital Signage Expo (DSE) 2015 gives CI a teaser of what you’ll find at the March 10-12 event in Las Vegas.
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