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January 2020 Guide: Multimedia Presentation Systems
Have you dreamed of finding new and engaging tools that use video, graphics, podcasting, and more to help students take ownership of their learning? Maybe you’re looking for the best way to integrate multimedia presentation tools, and you want resources that can support students’ individual needs. In the eSchool News Multimedia
Presentation Systems Guide, we’ve compiled a list of some of the most popular tools for classrooms.
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February 2020 Guide: Stem, Steam & Makerspaces
Have you dreamed of starting a makerspace in your school, but you’re not quite sure where to start or what you might need in the space? Maybe you’re hoping to learn the best way to introduce STEM across all disciplines, or perhaps you want to learn how to engage key groups of students, including underrepresented groups like girls and minorities, in
STEM and STEAM learning. Or maybe you just want to know some facts about STEM education and where it’s going. In the eSchool News STEM, STEAM, & Makerspaces Guide, we’ve compiled a list of some of the most popular tools for classrooms.
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IT Solutions: Hardware and Management Guide
The March Guide offers insights on the best approaches to IT priorities and management. The guide highlights how IT leaders have handled multi-device classrooms, large-scale Wi-Fi refreshes, digital transformations, and more. We take a look at how IT leaders work with administrators and teachers to secure district buy-in for new technology, and we also check in with experts to outline a few ways to navigate a technology upgrade.
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Conquering the Accounts Payable Nightmare
School districts face urgent issues, from student safety to teacher evaluations, but perhaps the most critical problem involves mismanaged spending. Mismanaged spending can be a costly, potentially criminal, liability. For example, an audit of 42 school districts in Pennsylvania found incorrect payments of more than $8.4 million in transportation expenses. But the problem goes beyond just wasted funds.
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