March Madness is upon us! March Madness (which runs from March 19 to April 8) is the biggest college basketball tournament in the United States; over 40 million Americans will sit down and fill out[…]
At the Southern tip of Minnesota is Blue Earth (population 3,353). You would think that a town this size couldn’t afford the technology advances of schools in larger districts. Don’t let the size[…]
Encouraging Students Is Important We all have a lot on our plates these days - young students included. If you would like to find some ways to help keep students feeling encouraged, inspired, and[…]
No one expects disaster, but there are steps you can take to ensure your students are safe if danger comes to your campus. Thousands of schools across the country use emergency alerts (commonly[…]
Ryan Monoski visited Penn State’s financial literacy lab and had one thought: why can’t his high school kids have something that cool and educational too? Most people would say it’s because Penn[…]
Teachers and school administrators across the country are using digital signage to both enhance how students learn and improve how schools communicate their message to them. The examples below are[…]
Financial Literacy Labs are preparing high school students across the country for both college and future careers. One of the best ways to teach students about finance and stocks is through[…]
Financial Literacy Labs have become more popular across high schools each year. Creating one on a budget is easier than you think! Here’s how.
Digital signage sounds innovative! Who wouldn’t want something to visually communicate their message to students, faculty, and parents? But then you use it and it is just plain frustrating! It[…]
Digital signage lets you visually communicate your message with students, staff, and parents. If you are having trouble getting attention for your events and announcements, then digital signage is[…]
There are millions of dollars waiting to be given to your school for digital signage! You can have the funding you need to wow parents, students and staff and you don’t have to spend a dime. Whats[…]
In 1948, you could get a brand new B&W 16 inch TV for the bargain price of $795! By the end of the 20th century, you could get an RCA 36 inch color TV for only $1400! Flash-forward 20 years and you[…]
