Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, NJ uses Samsung interactive whiteboards throughout classrooms and meeting rooms for hybrid classrooms and in-person collaboration.
Having the latest video board elevates game day and the fan experience — while bringing communities together as more people want to attend games.
Samsung's new Smart Monitors lower the learning curve and add flexibility for home-based learners and workers at all levels.
Get a scorecard for your current classroom technology and explore ways to increase student engagement with new solutions.
With hundreds of educational tools online, how are teachers supposed to pick and choose? Learn how to build your digital teacher toolkit.
Samsung's smart signage displays pair with HAVRION's Connect and Protect systems to automate safety messaging in schools during emergencies.
Get a scorecard for your current classroom technology and explore ways to increase student engagement with new solutions.
The Little Learner tablet by Kaplan and Samsung gives preschoolers a safe digital environment to explore and learn.
Samsung DeX in classrooms opens up a world of possibilities for teachers. Explore five game-changing ways to use DeX in schools.
Remote learning demands new approaches to evaluating student progress. Here's how to optimize your assessments.
As learning environments evolve, Samsung has established its Interactive Display as the ultimate education collaboration tool.
The best way to help students build confidence in their digital skills is to provide them a wide variety of digital tools.
The shift toward remote learning has also brought new ways administrators can support teachers' professional development.
Tens of thousands of drivers pass stopped school buses every day, putting children at risk. BusPatrol offers a smart solution.
The shift to remote learning forced schools to adapt quickly. Now they're better prepared to cope with future challenges.
The unexpected changes of 2020 challenged K-12 districts in new ways. Here are five of the lessons learned.
Teachers who are new to remote learning need new ways to evaluate the impact of their lessons and assignments.
During the COVID-19 crisis, Maine partnered with Samsung to give preK-12 students access to a tablet-based virtual classroom.
Classroom-compatible apps make remote learning more effective and dynamic, so students can enjoy learning from a safe distance.