AV Latest about AV NJ High School Adopts Ashly PA System By TL Editors published 20 March 18 EdTech Nureva Announces Trans-Atlantic Student Collaboration By TL Editors published 27 January 18 Audio Tampa Prep Engages Students With Classrooms of the Future By Guest Blogger Megan A. Dutta published 28 December 17 Projectors SSI, SOS? The Lamp vs. Lamp-free Projector Debate Explained By Sascha Zuger published 6 December 17 Projectors The latest and greatest projectors for schools By Tech & Learning published 6 December 17 Projectors BRIDGING THE EQUITY GAP WITH INNOVATIVE CONNECTIONS By Christine Weiser published 27 October 16 In September, Tech & Learning hosted its SchoolCIO Summit, an invitation-only event for K-12 school leaders, in Baltimore, MD. Audio Supplement: The Sights and Sounds of Tech Success By Sascha Zuger published 28 April 15 The days when a school’s AV system consisted of a squeaky-wheeled cart bearing an old TV, VCR, and scratchy amp with microphone are long gone. Classroom 1 2 3 4 5 6 Archives Tech & Learning NewsletterTools and ideas to transform education. Sign up below.* To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. MORE FROM TECH & LEARNING...1PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT - ViewSonic ViewBoard® IFP51 Interactive Display Transforms Traditional Classrooms 2From AI to Career Identity: How Northeast Leaders Are Redefining Student Success3Addressing The Digital Design Divide4SceneCraft: Teaching With AI Story Creation Tool5AI Actors in the Classroom: A New Frontier for Media Literacy & Storytelling
Tampa Prep Engages Students With Classrooms of the Future By Guest Blogger Megan A. Dutta published 28 December 17
BRIDGING THE EQUITY GAP WITH INNOVATIVE CONNECTIONS By Christine Weiser published 27 October 16 In September, Tech & Learning hosted its SchoolCIO Summit, an invitation-only event for K-12 school leaders, in Baltimore, MD.
Supplement: The Sights and Sounds of Tech Success By Sascha Zuger published 28 April 15 The days when a school’s AV system consisted of a squeaky-wheeled cart bearing an old TV, VCR, and scratchy amp with microphone are long gone.
