5 Tips to Support Your 1:1 Program We recently gave you 5 Tips for Implementing a 1:1 Program and wanted to follow it up with 5 Tips for Supporting a 1:1 Program. As we stated in the previous post, and as you are well aware, there is a lot more to a Read more…
Planning a 1:1 Program One of the goals of 1:1 programs is to support and foster student achievement. It enables teachers to deliver more personalized content to students, plus it can encourage students to do more complex, creative work. While implementing a 1:1 program may sound straightforward, the process requires Read more…
zSpace: Explore, Experiment, Engage zSpace is an augmented reality/virtual reality (AR/VR) solution that provides hands-on learning and delivers mixed reality learning experiences. Perfect for K-12 education, zSpace uses AR and VR to encourage students to explore and experiment in a tangible way. It engages students in standards-based learning experiences that Read more…
Chromebooks for the Classroom Lenovo recently came out with 3 new Chromebooks—the 500e, 300e, and 100e. Perfect for the classroom, these devices are affordable options for schools. Complete with a rugged design, these lightweight, portable laptops have mechanically anchored keys, rubber bumpers, and reinforced ports and hinges. Did we mention Read more…
Tips for Navigating the E-Rate Process Keeping up with technology advancements can be difficult, which is why the E-rate program is integral for schools and libraries. However, navigating through the E-rate application and process can be complex and complicated. Follow these 6 tips to ensure your E-rate process goes smoothly! Read more…
What is the E-Rate program? Coordinated by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) with funding from the Universal Service Fund, the E-rate program began in 1997 to help make telecommunications and information services more affordable for schools and libraries. The E-rate program helps eligible schools and libraries meet their technology needs Read more…