The ISTE 2015 Town Hall Event take place Sunday June 28th 9-11:30 am and will bring together students and educators from around the country.
At Polycom’s Experience Center in New York City on May 27, a number of industry leaders, Polycom executives, and members of the press gathered for a Workplace of the Future event. Presentations about trends in the workplace and collaboration, Polycom products now and moving forward, and customer success stories highlighted an informative day.
Olive-Harvey College uses the distribution technologies in Wynright Corporation’s tech center called the “living lab” to give students real world experience in the distribution and logistics industries.
Confused about whether you should adopt a video management system or physical security information management system? Here’s how you can determine what you need.
The first 50 people to register for the Campus Safety national Forum will receive a free copy of Keynote speaker Michael Dorn’s Book, Staying Alive. The book features useful strategies for staying safe in emergency situations.
Marc LaVecchia of BMA Software Solutions and Steve Greenblatt of Control Concepts formed TechTalk a year ago and had their inaugural event at InfoComm in Las Vegas. They’re back this year to bring more information the the technology manager community at Maggianno’s Little Italy in Orlando for InfoComm 2015.
A CASE/Huron/mStoner report says social media use for fundraising in colleges is up by ten percent from last year.
The Pegula Arena is loaded with 95 HDTVs so hockey fans can keep their eyes on the game no matter where they are. Each T.V. functions off of Z-Band Video’s television distribution system, which connects to a Gen3GigaBOB and GigaBUD. The T.V.s enable fans to run to the restrooms or concession stands, and still watch the game with clear qualities and sharp details, creating an experience that might be better than watching it live. For other colleges looking to imitate the television distribution center at the Pegula Arena, Penn State and Claire Solutions (the system integrator) suggest keeping the project organized, studying how other colleges run their systems, and working with vendors that know what they’re doing.
With demands for better ADA compliance strategies growing, colleges sometimes struggle to find ways to support students with disabilities. ADA compliance experts say that colleges should abandon old, “grab-a-human” days and invest in technological solutions for support. Some schools, like Worcester Polytechnic Institute, have ADA compliance strategies embedded in their curriculum, alongside supportive technologies and departmental support systems to thin the gap between students with disabilities and regular students.The experts also offer tips on how to best execute ADA compliance strategies, including talking to students, checking accessibility and anticipating future needs.
With data breach risks and high administrative demands, colleges should consider these features for their ERP systems.
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