Icebreakers can help virtual classroom instructors help students feel more at home
In order to quell instructors’ anxiety towards using new technology in the classroom, Mechdyne Corporation over 5 tips.
Harvard DCE invested in Epiphan Video’s Pearl solution to give distance-learning students a better video and streaming experience.
According to Polycom, collaboration trends will hit higher education institutions and businesses alike in 2016.
Here are 2015’s best K-12 edtech products nominated by educators, IT and safety directors, and integrators.
Colleges like FIU and ORU are using telepresence robots to better engage their students and keep lessons lively.
The lobby, featuring 37,000 square feet of View Dynamic Glass, makes a striking visual statement with three-story-tall atrium pillars wrapped in custom NanoLumens NanoWrap visualization solutions playing full-motion video that’s bright enough to withstand the ambient light of midday.
FIU is using telepresence robots to boost distance learning interactions in classes at its home base in Miami and a distance class in China.
Using LittleBits electronic building blocks, Marymount School of New York students are empowered to design, create and invent in the classroom and at home.
Technology has become more advanced and affordable, but it doesn’t guarantee it will succeed in the classroom. Here’s what you need to know about advanced technology to ensure it will succeed in helping students learn.
FREE Downloadable resources from TechDecisions provide timely insight into the issues that IT, A/V, and Security end-users, managers, and decision makers are facing in commercial, corporate, education, institutional, and other vertical markets
View all Guides
Get your latest project featured on TechDecisions Project of the Week. Submit your work once and it will be eligible for all upcoming weeks.
Enter Today!