Epson has introduced three new projectors designed to be integrated with Smart Technologies' interactive whiteboards.
Schools can now buy replacement lamps for PowerLite and BrightLink interactive projectors for $49.
Epson has introduced a new document camera with a microscope adapter that allows it to create magnified laboratory images and enhanced HD resolution.
The annual tech-fest known as the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is taking place Jan. 6- 9 in Las Vegas, and companies new and old have already unveiled their latest bells and whistles. Here are 10 newly introduced products with the most potential for the classroom.
Media Specialist David Olson explains how transformations in the library are helping to enhance efforts to provide blended (or hybrid) learning in the classroom.
NEC Display Solutions has introduced two new displays that allow users to control as many as six displays at once.
Modules that can be purchased separately will turn the new ThinkPad X1 into a laptop, projector or 3D camera.
With NEC’s new MultiSync E705-DNT display, up to 19 participants and a leader can present content simultaneously using any device they want.
The company will award up to 15 schools with a new active learning classroom valued at $62,000.
The Nureva Span system lets students create content on their devices and then move it to a larger digital display board.