To our important Education Community: Explore our latest edition featuring two new case studies, Flint Cultural Center Academy (K-8) and Palm Beach State College; a new paper exploring potential pitfalls of interactive flat panel displays; and a behind-the-scenes look at how ScreenBeam turned a 30-foot pontoon boat into a unique floating classroom laboratory.

Are you seeing a full return on investment in hanging an all-in-one interactive flat panel on the walls in your classrooms? Are teachers using all the tools or are they mostly using them as a whiteboard, to play videos and maybe one or two other tools? As you budget for classroom technology, perhaps it’s time to consider your options.

Read our latest blog:

Teaching in the Power Zone: Maximizing Impact with Effective Proximity

Discover how ScreenBeam transformed Florida Atlantic University’s Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute’s 30-foot pontoon boat, The Discovery, into a floating classroom laboratory. Our wireless mirroring technology turned this boat into an immersive learning experience for students of all ages.

Our newest case study highlights the success story of the Flint Cultural Center Academy (FCCA) in Michigan. The FCCA is a technology-forward K-8 charter school that deployed the ScreenBeam 1000 EDU with Classroom Commander classroom orchestration and 1100 Plus devices throughout the campus improve classroom interactions and enrich the learning environment by addressing a wide array of use cases.

Responding to the growing demand for hybrid learning, Palm Beach State College took the initiative to implement the ScreenBeam 1100P. This move not only streamlines wireless interactions but also better serves the diverse learning needs of their extensive commuter population.