If you have not been in a school classroom lately you would not know that the old blackboard and chalk have gone the way of the dinosaur. Most classrooms today use a white board or some type of electronic monitor like a Prometheus Board to conduct lessons and show presentations to the students.
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As Summer winds down, parents and kids are turning their attention to going back to school. Some districts and colleges start before Labor Day and the drudgery of shopping has begun. Not only do you need to have new clothes and shoes, but today’s schoolers are equipped with electronics. No one uses notebooks, pencils, pens or erasers these days. Laptops, tablets, smartphones are a must in today’s high technology world.
If its September, then its time for parents to start preparing to send the kids back to school. Whether its college or grades K-12, almost everyone now uses some kind of electronic tablet or laptop in the classroom or doing homework.
The use of TVs and LCD screens has become a near necessity in both classrooms and business conference rooms. Advancements in technology have made the use of digital devices common in order to conference with remote locations, share ideas, and impart knowledge. Gone are the days when presentations were made using chalkboards or white boards.
Smart learning is becoming an effective tool through which knowledge is imparted on pupils in today’s world. Educators have learned that using technology in the classroom is not only an effective way of educating pupils, but it also provides an avenue for constant engagement within the classroom. Schools that embrace and incorporate technology provide a platform for interactive learning and they end up with more engaged pupils.
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As your loved ones prepare for college, you are doing some last minute shopping to help them whether they stay at home or will live in a dorm. Laptops are critical for completing class assignments, while iPads and tablets are ideal for reading school work, news, and social media while students are on campus.
What was once a luxury is now a necessity. These days, every college student needs a computer of their own. With a computer, students can read files, communicate with professors and classmates, and work on papers without having to go to a library or computer lab.
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It might still be warm outside, but as the calendar turns to Labor Day, many children are gearing up for the new school year, and parents are busy stocking up on back-to-school supplies.
Have you ever stopped to think how germs and bacteria on library touch screens and monitors can spread flu viruses, or skin bacteria?
Take a moment and think about just how many kids, parents, homeless people and other use the monitors at your library. All sorts of people from different walks of life put their hands on these screens. When monitors used by the general public are not protected by any sort of protective barrier, their surface gets covered with germs, bacteria and other nasty particles. Continue reading Are Library Touch Screens Germs and Bacteria on Monitors Putting Your Family at Risk?