We've discussed the need to prevent the flu (and other sicknesses) in your classroom, in addition to mentioning a few ways that you can do so.
Now, it's time to expand on those strategies. More specifically, we want to focus on the technology that you need to keep your classroom healthy and your students at top-notch performance levels.
Topics: Eye Care, Interactive Flat Panel, features, bacteria resistant glass, innovation, touch points, health, wellness
Last week, we explored the very present need to employ feature-rich interactive technology in your classroom. We've also discussed many of the features that define high-quality technology.
It's time for the next step. We promised to tell you about the perfect interactive flat panel that you and your classroom need, and we're going to deliver.
BenQ's RP750K delivers all of the features you need if you want to run a successful educational environment.
Here's why:
Topics: Eye Care, Interactive Flat Panel, features, bacteria resistant glass, innovation, touch points, health, wellness
This most recent flu season (which is still ongoing) is shaping up to be the worst one we've experienced in nearly 10 years.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that we will far surpass the 2014-15 flu season in severity, during which approximately 34 million Americans came down with the flu. That season, 710,000 of those individuals were reported hospitalized and about 56,000 died.
Topics: Eye Care, Interactive Flat Panel, features, bacteria resistant glass, innovation, touch points, health, wellness
You've identified the need for a feature-rich interactive solution in your classroom. It's absolutely the best way to compete with dwindling attention spans and keep students engaged and interested in your lessons.
So what features should you be looking for, exactly?
Topics: Eye Care, Interactive Flat Panel, features, bacteria resistant glass, innovation, touch points
It's a fact that every school has in common: teachers want the latest technology for their classrooms.
But due to a lethal combination of dwindling school budgets, increased class sizes and fewer educators to go around, it can be a challenge to keep educational technology up-to-date in classroom environments.
Teachers want the flexibility, tools and advanced interfaces that innovative technology brings. All of these things, especially when they're working together, make lessons far more effective — something that's vital in the modern classroom, as pupils' attention spans are growing shorter every day. You're competing with smartphones, laptops and other intelligent devices that most students (if not all of them) have in their pockets and backpacks for easy access.
Topics: Eye Care, Interactive Flat Panel, bacteria resistant glass, innovation
