Instructional Audio: 4 Benefits to Improving It By Erik Ofgang published 21 September 22 Ensuring every classroom has instructional audio capabilities helps all students hear what the teacher is saying.
How to Install a New School Intercom System By Beverly Miller published 23 November 21 Selecting and installing a new school intercom system now goes beyond simply replacing outdated equipment
6 Ways Audio Systems Can Future-Proof Classrooms and Conferencing Rooms By Sascha Zuger published 21 April 21
Addressing the Challenges of Synchronous Classrooms By Sascha Zuger last updated 2 April 21 Any teacher who has taught students in class while teaching students remotely knows the challenges of engaging all students.
Hybrid from Home: What to Do When Teachers Are Remote, Students in Classrooms By Sascha Zuger published 24 March 21 One of the more challenging classroom environments was where the teachers were remote and the students are present in the classroom.
Building an All-in-One Hybrid Classroom By Sascha Zuger last updated 19 March 21 A teacher ‘command center’ in each classroom allows simultaneous instruction of students in the classroom and at home.
Creative Ways to Engage Young Students Remotely By Sascha Zuger published 10 March 21 Teachers are creative by nature, and never has this been more evident than since Covid-19 closed down schools last March.
The Value of Student Voice in Hybrid Classrooms By Sascha Zuger published 3 March 21 If teachers and students can’t hear one another, their contributions to learning are negated.
Creative Solutions to Keep Rural Students Engaged By Sascha Zuger last updated 25 February 21 In remote rural schools, bandwidth is a huge barrier.
Why Audio is Key to Keeping Remote Students Engaged By Sascha Zuger last updated 25 February 21 In today's challenging times, districts need to come up with creative ways to keep kids engaged and on track.
Best Sound Technology for Hybrid Classrooms and Remote Instruction By Ray Bendici last updated 20 May 21 Sound technology is critical for remote learning because if students can't hear the teacher, they can't learn
Reverb Record: Record and Share Lessons By Brian Nadel last updated 1 April 20 A teacher can create a 10-minute audio lesson and then share it with her class online.
Three Kid-Safe Headphones for Schools By Brian Nadel published 24 February 20 Headphones that are good for students to use in class
Pinna , A Kid-Friendly Service for Audiobooks, Music, Podcasts and More By Tech & Learning published 15 November 19 Pinna is an audio subscription service to kids' audiobooks, podcasts, music, and audio shows for ad-free, on-demand listening.
BACK OFFICE BUSINESS: District Outfits 400 Classrooms with Tech that Tackles Hearing Issues By TL Editors published 18 October 19 A partnership of three companies results in the installation of wireless microphone-based amplification systems in a record number of California classrooms
10+ QR Code Activities to Inspire Curiosity and Engage Learners By Shelly Terrell published 24 June 19
ISTE NEWS: Boxlight Unveils the MimioClarity Classroom Audio Distribution System at ISTE 2019 By TL Editors published 21 June 19 “Many teachers struggle to be heard in large, noisy classrooms, leading to voice strain or fatigue for them, and disengagement for their students,” said Mark Elliott, CEO of Boxlight.
A New View of AV By Sascha Zuger published 22 May 19 The world of AV tech is booming, with new trends like AR and VR reinvigorating the field with innovative ways to incorporate learning.
