Whitepapers

Welcome to our free K-12-technology-in-the-classroom white paper and case study library from our sponsors. Click a title to read more or download. If you have any questions or comments about our white papers please contact Mallory Bundy via email.


Now You Can Compute From Almost Anywhere

More and more workers use wireless as their primary access and any disruption or challenge accessing the network can have serious impact on productivity.


Transitioning to the New World of BYOD

The use of workforce user devices has mushroomed (often 3x)and the complexity of ownership, standards, security and manageability has become very complicated.


Cut Downtime with Your Continuity Best Practices

Communication is vital in a disaster. Your agency needs to know what to do, and the plan to get back normal operations


Creating Magic in the Classroom

Download this informative Executive Summary from an exclusive event aimed to provide educators, administrators and IT leaders with practical tools for integrating technology into the classroom.


A Shift to More Authentic Learning

Download this White Paper to learn how 3D printing delivers real-world design and production challenges to students in the classroom.


Planning for the Unplanned

The increasing number of physical disasters and security concerns has forced agencies to place a high price on Business Continuity (BC) and Disaster Recovery (DR).


Technology Solutions Tailored to Your Agency

Expanding your agency’s technological capabilities can be both complex and costly. PCMG is an expert at servicing government and educational organizations. As an ISO 9001:2000 registered company that has over 25 years of experience providing IT products, services and solutions we build customized solutions that meet your needs and stay within your budget


Thought Leadership | The Changing Landscape of IT Delivery and Consumption in Education

Hear from Thought Leaders in both higher education and K-12 about their thoughts on how the cloud is altering the IT infrastructure in education, changing the way schools deliver and consume IT services. At the center of this new infrastructure is the network. No longer just "plumbing" in the infrastructure, the network is now a strategic asset. As more and more IT functions, including software and platforms, are offered as a cloud service, the network infrastructure that securely and reliably enables the consumption of these services becomes increasingly important. So how does this look in real-world environments? Campus Technology and T.H.E. Journal spoke with a panel of education technology experts to get their insight.