Classroom screens can be excellent tools for teachers — keeping students engaged and interested as they learn.
Student data privacy is a top priority for schools, especially since the massive migration toward digital learning and the inclusion of technology.
Explore the benefits of teachers having a website and how to create one through Google Sites.
Schools of all education levels can use outdoor LED signage to improve communications and better manage emergency situations.
Digital natives are now in the classroom, and teachers need to meet them at their learning levels.
Educational technology can elevate classroom learning by offering students personalized opportunities and access to enhanced learning tools.
These teacher lesson plans combine technology with hands-on activities to allow students to design and create their own puzzles.
This white paper explores the steps necessary to plan, purchase and deploy new technology tools for education and provides ideas for finding any missing funds you need to support them in the curriculum.
At Millard Public Schools in Omaha, Nebraska, Samsung displays with ScorevisionLE (SVLE) software amplify the middle school experience, in both competitive programming and fan engagement.
Classroom screens can be excellent tools for teachers — keeping students engaged and interested as they learn.
Flat-panel monitors and interactive displays are now common tools for classroom teachers. Here are eight ways you can use them to create connections.
Student data privacy is a top priority for schools, especially since the massive migration toward digital learning and the inclusion of technology.
Explore the benefits of teachers having a website and how to create one through Google Sites.
Technology is an important part of the K-12 classroom. Here's how to avoid 5 common pitfalls using SSD storage technology.
Can a smart board be used as a whiteboard? Yes, it can, and it does much more, too. Interactive smart boards make education easier and more fun, helping K-12 teachers improve student learning, focus and opportunities.
Schools and districts often make technology purchasing decisions based on whether the tool can meet a few predetermined goals — and overall cost. But what's increasingly important today is to first factor in the needs of the students.
Teachers need to work with family and community to help students navigate the technological world. Here are some resources that can help.
Get a scorecard for your current classroom technology and explore ways to increase student engagement with new solutions.
