BenQ Interactive Flat Panels Built for Better Health
New RP Series interactive flat-panels built to ensure less eye strain, better air quality for healthy learning environments.
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Aldine Independent School District Flat Panel Presentation Solution
Aldine Independent School District introduced flat panel presentation solutions to its classrooms in order to boost student engagement and enhance curriculum.
1 Million Project Foundation Strives to Solve the Digital Divide in Schools Across America
The 1 Million Project Foundation provides 1,500 Cleveland high schoolers with free mobile device and Internet access to close the digital divide.
Powerful Classroom Screen Sharing Tool from Vivi Hits U.S. Market
Freeing teachers and students to share their screens wirelessly, Vivi encourages classroom collaboration and engaging learning environment.
Interview: Sara Schapiro of PBS Talks TeacherLine and EdTech
TechDecisions spoke with Sara Schapiro, Vice President of PBS Education, about the PBS TeacherLine strategy and EdTech in general.
Using Projectors to Engage Student Learning and Collaboration
Projectors are typically – and have long been – a staple of classroom technology. Learn how to use them for collaboration.
PBS Redesigns LearningMedia Website for Teaching Resources
The newly designed user experience on the LearningMedia website from PBS will help teachers get resources for interactive lessons in the classroom more easily.
STEM Education Just Got a Big Boost – Guess Who Opened Their Wallets
Craigslist founder donated $1 million to STEM initiatives in low-income areas through DonorsChoose, a platform that will help multiply the gift’s benefits.
Machine Learning is Helping Schools Prevent Another Parkland Shooting
Machine learning solutions that can detect violence and conflict on social media are helping keep school districts safe.
University of Delaware International Student and Scholar Software
The University of Delaware Office for International Students and Scholars (OISS) has experienced tremendous growth. Now serving an average of 5,000 international students, scholars and dependents each year, the OISS department has grown from a team of four people managing five programs per year to a team of nearly 20 professionals managing 100+ dedicated international programs.
