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LanSchool Air Enables Washington Elementary Faculty to Stop Spending Time Managing Students’ Online Behavior and Start Teaching Again

Challenge: Teachers Struggling to Keep Students Focused with Devices in the Classroom When Washington Elementary, based in Waterbury, Connecticut, began introducing computers into its classrooms, teachers found themselves with a…

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Four Reasons to Choose Classroom Management in the Cloud — and Four Reasons to Self-Host

As a K-12 leader, you’re looking for ways to get the most out of your ed-tech investment. Classroom management software can make teaching with technology much simpler and more productive,…

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SAAS FOR SCHOOLS: Why Cloud-Based Software is a Big Win For IT Admins

Ed-tech software that’s delivered as a service is fully hosted and managed for you, reducing your burden exponentially. But this is only part of the reason cloud-based solutions are taking…

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How to Set Reasonable Web Restrictions For Students

There are certain things we can all agree on, like the fact that school should be a place where students are safe, focused, empowered, and free to be kids all…

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5 Secrets to Creating a 1:1 Computing Program on a Tight Budget

A flexible approach to BYOD is allowing a cash-strapped Connecticut district to create a 1:1 computing program in its schools. Here are five secrets to its success.    

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Forest Hills Supports Better Teaching With Technology Using LanSchool Air

LanSchool Air, a cloud-based classroom management platform, helps educators monitor students’ progress, keep them on task, and engage them in learning more effectively—regardless of which Chromebook students are using.  …

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LanSchool Superpowers Help You Fight Digital Battles in the Classroom

Discover how classroom management software gives teachers the superpowers they need to become Heroes in today’s digital classrooms. With the ability to monitor student progress and assist without drawing attention,…

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How to Launch a 1:1 Computing Program on a Tight Budget

A flexible approach to BYOD is allowing a cash-strapped Connecticut district to create a 1:1 computing program in its  schools. Here are the five secrets to its success.