Many schools and K-12 AV consultants are not aware of ADA requirements for assisitve listening devices. Here’s what you need to know to become ADA compliant and a look at one type of technology that can get you there.
After installing Kronos’s HR software, the Cal Poly Ponoma Foundation reduced its paper usage by 95 percent, cut down the amount of time and workers it took to process HR-related business, and made employee’s employment information more accessible to them.
The Enterprisers Project recently conducted a lengthy interview with Mobiquity CTO Ty Rollin about some of the trends that CTOs and CIOs are facing. In a two part interview, Rollin speaks about trends that are putting pressure on CTOs and CIOs and trends that are making their jobs more complex.
In the event of an emergency, it’s important to be able to reach all members of your school community. One way to do this is to take a layered approach to emergency notification using a variety of tools and technologies. Read on to see 8 options for mass notification in schools.
The Browning School is a NY-based all boys prep school with long and impressive history reflected in both its academic achievements and technology design. We take a look inside recent classroom renovations and the quest to turn a gymnasium into a multipurpose space.
AV experts Mike Tomei and Bill McIntosh predict the higher education market will see a rise in lamlpess projectors, 4K compatible systems, recording studios and wireless collaboration by the end of the year.
HigherEdTD announces its focus on green technologies for May, and its trip to the University Conference on Teaching, Learning and Technology.
Colleges can keep their students, faculty and staff safe by equipping their campuses with safety equipment.
The Campus Safety National Forum in Washington, D.C. will be split up into three tracks designed to serve the needs of security professionals in different fields: K-12, higher education and hospitals.
Campus security is a hot topic when prospective students start looking at which college they should attend. One security method that is still catching fire in higher education is mobile solutions. Mobile solutions are ideal for colleges that have high-traffic areas or large student populations that need more control. They are also ideal for students, faculty and staff that have some type of mobile device glued to their hands on a day to day basis. This guide covers 5 mobile solutions colleges should consider investing in, including apps, megaphones, alert beacons, electromechanical lock systems and turnstiles.
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