The education-technology revolution is changing the way we teach and the way we learn. Lessons become more dynamic, student learning is ignited. Find out more about technology in schools and how space, technology and culture converge.
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Technology has become an integral part of K-12 classrooms. Here are some examples of how districts across the country use technology—both software and hardware—to create authentic learning experiences for students. 04/01/2018
Education professionals predict that, in five years, the majority of schools will have incorporated IoT into core functional areas. What is IoT, and how does it and will it relate to our educational facilities? 09/01/2017
Technology is reinventing K-12 teaching and learning. 05/01/2017
Wayfinding, Notification, Communication and More. 02/01/2017
Cyber vandals and criminals make it more difficult to use online tools in school. 01/01/2017
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This presentation will address some of the available programs and concerns with information technologies, helping facility administrators and managers better make use of these resources.
Creating more meaningful connections in the digital building.
K–12 schools are turning to technology to improve the quality and effectiveness of classroom experiences and the operational efficiency of their facilities.
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The learning curve for understanding and utilizing intelligent buildings can be steep—a fact Dale Klein of Parallel Technologies is well aware of. Having seen the rise and development of intelligent buildings in the K-12 education space, Dale speaks with the magazine about some of the general and K-12-specific elements of intelligent buildings and how the technologies are progressing. 07/17/2018
Some things to examine if the district is considering this route. 06/01/2018
My it security is (probably) not secure 03/01/2018
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