ResourceHub Category: Maximizing Edtech
Zoo Miami saves endangered species with the help of ActivPanel
Zoo Miami, the fifth largest zoo in the United States, is situated in a section of Florida’s native pine rockland. This savanna-like habitat coupled with the region’s subtropical climate creates […]
Read more »National Women’s History Month resources
National Women’s History Month is a time to recognize the achievements of women and girls in America. Women’s History Month has been observed every March since 1987, though it began […]
Read more »Lee County scores big with its edtech upgrade by boldly embracing change
Change is never easy, especially when switching from the products and brands we know and trust to something unfamiliar. Whether it’s going from Colgate to Crest, white bread to whole […]
Read more »Black History Month resources for your interactive display
February is Black History Month, a time to celebrate the achievements and integral societal contributions made by African Americans . This year, we want to help you commemorate this important […]
Read more »Kenosha Unified School District makes education technology a top priority
For some school districts, technology is as essential to teaching and learning as desks and chairs. These districts see education technology as a critical tool for helping teachers do their […]
Read more »5 best social studies apps for interactive whiteboards
Social studies should take students around the world. With the help of interactive displays, now they can! Interactive whiteboards are one of the best tools teachers can use to engage […]
Read more »5 best language arts apps for interactive whiteboards
Interactive whiteboards can benefit children with different learning styles while keeping them engaged in lessons. With the versatility of multi-viewer screen mirroring, the days of a teacher and one pen […]
Read more »5 best math apps for interactive whiteboards
Interactive whiteboards, also called interactive displays, are one of the best tools a teacher can use to engage their class. With this digital assistant, you’ll be able to bring your […]
Read more »3 strategic considerations for school leaders
School strategy setting is a complex task for school leaders. It requires balancing a fundamental set of school needs — baseline attainment, budgets, stakeholders, and government policies — with the […]
Read more »Classroom remote collaboration with interactive whiteboards
You likely know that interactive whiteboards have a multitude of classroom uses. But did you know that most can be carried out remotely via a strong internet connection? Remote collaboration […]
Read more »Boston Architectural College provides a glimpse into the future of higher education
The Boston Architectural College (BAC) might be a 130-year-old institution, but it is not stuck in the past. In fact, this top-ranked college caters to a highly diverse and global student body […]
Read more »Alone, together – has teaching become more than providing an education?
Student maturity has always been an interest of teachers, but usually refers to a studious, conscientious work ethic. However, after a period of lockdown and isolation, educators are more aware […]
Read more »Keeping up momentum
While IT directors have been tackling digital inequity, many teachers have felt overburdened by the challenges of remote teaching and tech access issues. It’s been uncertain whether they still see […]
Read more »5 best science apps for interactive whiteboards
The best learning apps for science students turn difficult concepts into fun ways to engage their curiosity. Thanks to technology, students can experience science hands-on in fantastic new ways. There […]
Read more »What makes a supportive school post-pandemic?
After schools’ objectives were derailed by the disruption of lockdown, they’ve reviewed what’s most important about a student’s education. Is it nurturing their growth in a safe environment? Or securing […]
Read more »Benefits of interactive whiteboards in the classroom
An interactive whiteboard is this generation’s take on traditional whiteboards. Also known as digital whiteboards or smart whiteboards, these interactive displays are used in a variety of classroom and educational […]
Read more »Promethean Supports Nawaka District School with Modern Classroom Technology
Promethean has helped the Nawaka District school near Nadi, Fiji, to realise an ambition of creating a modern classroom environment with the donation of three ActivPanels. Although the school is […]
Read more »Edtech news roundup – July 2021
Here are 3 of the latest and trending U.S. education and EdTech news subjects. 1. The School Year Comes to a Close The month of June raises a range of […]
Read more »The rise of MLearning: Approaches and strategies
The future of education continues to show us how we can build on traditional approaches to better prepare students for life beyond the classroom. Mobile learning, or mLearning, is an […]
Read more »How has IT had an impact on teaching last year?
School IT managers were the unsung heroes of 2020. With fast-tracked remote working deployment and a universal reliance on technology for basic teaching, technical staff kept schools up and running […]
Read more »Which classroom tech trends are on your 2022 roadmap?
After the changes to education in 2020, the use of classroom technologies has shifted. Last year, delivering educational benefits through technology was a top-three priority however, many are concerned budgetary […]
Read more »What’s your future-proof edtech strategy for the next academic year?
After the year we’ve had, it’s a critical time in schools’ strategy setting. Last year, however, many teachers didn’t feel involved. This may be understandable given the constantly shifting landscape […]
Read more »How much has pedagogy changed in 2020/21?
Once regarded as a slow-changing sector, the changes to education technology seen in the past 12 months have been remarkable. But are these changes a short-term solution? Or a long-term […]
Read more »Three technological enablers and barriers to learning last year
If last year taught us anything, it’s that nothing can truly replace face to face learning. As students returned to schools, teachers and administrators began to look at ways to […]
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