High school physics teacher, Kristy Bibbey finds a way to make her class engaging for everyone. By combining a Vernier microphone, SMART Board and various musical instruments, Bibbey creates a visual representation of waveform, wavelength and frequency for her students.
Bring your own device (BYOD) policies have been utilized more and more often in the private sector. Government agencies, however, have been more reluctant to incorporate such practices. They state that security is a large concern. What does this mean for the corporate tech decision maker?
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Fluidmesh, D+H, and Business Solutions Enterprises, Metuchen Savings Bank in New Jersey was able to upgrade from their outdated laser system in order to extend LAN/WAN between the branch and two administration buildings.
Allison Eckley from the NC Sustainable Energy Association (NCSEA) discusses the Energy Freedom Act, and how its third-party sales initiatives will allow colleges to purchase energy from renewable energy companies of their choice.
Thinking of buying pan/tilt/zoom cameras? Before you go ahead and make a purchase, read these tips from JVC’s Security Division expert. He’ll tell you how to choose the right PTZ model camera and why all security cameras are not created equal. Avoid wasting your money and read this first.
Synergy Media Group CEO Bill McIntosh demonstrates how the “value on investment” formula can better determine the ROI of a technology.
Mobile payments can make for a quick checkout experience, but that’s just the beginning of the potential this technology stands to deliver businesses — across industries. By leveraging additional marketing features of mobile payments, businesses can optimize existing efforts, and potentially, identify better methods of executing them.
Campus Safety Magazine, K-12 TechDecisions sister publication, announces the keynote speakers for its Chicago event in July. The Chicago Campus Safety Conference is just one of several events planned this year that covers topics on safety and security for school, college and hospital campuses.
The Art Center College of Design purchased a paper-based 3D printer by Mcor to cut the cost of printing materials and promote an environmentally-friendly atmosphere. The printer enables students to use regular, 8.5 x 11 copy paper to craft 3D models, which decreased material costs for the school. Plus, the printer’s unused paper scraps can be recycled, and its printing materials are nontoxic and safe for student use. Before other colleges follow in the Art College of Design’s footprints and purchase their own paper-based 3D printers, they should consider what their printing needs are, consider the long-term ROI the printer would offer, and invest in a printer company that will invest back into the school.
NASA wished to add a projection screen to the International Space Station. The problem was that no existing technology fit the limited space with enough flexibility to be added to the ISS. They reached out to Screen Innovations to create a custom screen to add to the ISS technological catalog.
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