4 Examples of Digital Signage for K-12
We take a look at 4 examples of how digital signage is being used in K-12 applications.
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6 Advantages of using Digital Signage in Schools
When school administrators need to communicate immediately with hundreds or thousands of students within a few minutes, how can they do it effectively and affordably?
How Digital Signage is Used in K-12 Classrooms
No longer confined to common areas such as the school library or cafeteria, digital signage is proving to be an exciting and efficient tool for engaging today’s students.
This Interactive Tech Changed Learning at Blossom Montessori School for the Deaf
The installation of Sharp AQUOS BOARDS in each classroom and speech pathology room has enabled students to clearly see and interact with different media, enhancing learning experiences and allowing for collaboration.
Interview: Mike Kilian of Mvix Talks Digital Signage in K-12 Environment
Mike Kilian speaks with TD about the ways that digital signage can be used both inside the classroom and outside of the classroom on school campuses.
What Technologies Do I Need for a Blended Learning Environment?
Blended learning is an educational practice that is gaining more steam lately, but many schools are unsure what exactly is needed for a blended learning classroom.
Can K-12 Digital Signage Teach Digital Natives?
Exploring the student vs. teacher dynamic, why this relationship is suffering, and why technology is the lubricant that’ll reduce the friction between both worlds.
Eagle Eye Networks CEO Dean Drako Announces $1,000,000 Drako Cloud Security Grant for Schools
Accredited K-12 schools can receive one year grant for cloud-based Eagle Eye security camera video system.
Gateway School District Optimizes Better Administrative Organization with This Software
After Gateway School District installed Skyward, a student administrative software solution, schools were able to keep better tabs on internal affairs, including students’ grades, online enrollment, curriculum goals, health files, and more.
Is Your School’s Network Strong Enough?
Is it time yet for school districts to start shopping for core network services with the same vendors commercial enterprises use? Yes.
