TechDecisions sat down with David Wible, CEO of Industry Weapon, to talk about digital signage in the workplace.
The EDUCAUSE session Cloud 101: Tools and Strategies for Evaluating Cloud Services teaches colleges the skills they need to evaluate and strengthen its Cloud Services.
Pupils are banned from using technology at a private London school with the purpose of allowing children to create their own activities and not become consumers of technology.
Digital signage is breaking out of its static, ad-only image and becoming a popular medium for company content. It’s inevitable, and it’s coming to an office near you.
EDUCAUSE 2015 will feature a session on “game-storming,” and shed light on how end users can harness the resources of gaming to provide a better learning experience for students.
The University of Portland’s newly upgraded fire, life safety and voice evac system now protects twice as many buildings for the same price as the previous system.
Professional development programs should improve teachers’ instructional skills and prepare them to use technology as a tool to enhance student learning.
When this NYC media company called on Everglades Technologies to help them outfit its open office space and dozens of conference rooms with AV, Everglades had to pull off some cool automation to make sure the media company could stay in control without things getting too complicated.
Here are 6 reasons why IT folks, instructors and administrators should attend EDUCAUSE 2015.
In order to learn more about 4K capabilities, Hofstra University invested in studio upgrades and eight new broadcast cameras by Hitachi.
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