TotalCAST Creates 'Digital Smart Schools'

  • 08/01/02

Inventive Technology Inc.'s TotalCAST digital infrastructure system allows any school or district to become a "digital smart school." TotalCAST comes with three components that can save schools money while providing them with the latest in education technology: UltraCAST thin client, MediaCAST streaming media and BasicCAST e-mail. The thin client makes it possible for schools to deliver most Windows applications to any device in the world through a Web browser. With MediaCAST, educators can store, manage and deliver video, audio, PDFs, Word files and more directly to students' desktops. It also lets educators create and maintain a centralized index of resources from the Internet that's instantly available to every student. Inventive Technology Inc., Northglenn, CO, (303) 726-9095, www.inventivetec.com.

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