Sentences with phrase «manage school devices»

Responsible for implementing the full project, Portuguese technology design company, JP - Inspiring Knowledge (JP - IK), has chosen the award - winning NetSupport School to be bundled with the devices to allow the Kenyan schools to provide a high - quality learning environment for their students in technology - led teaching and learning — as well as being able to support and manage school devices via the built - in Technicians» Console.

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Reed Richards (Owen Judge) and Ben Grimm (Evan Hannemann) are grade school chums who manage to build a device that can transport a small object to some unknown destination and then bring it back.

Apple made significant changes to the iOS platform with its announcement of iOS 9.3 which bought several education specific features such as allowing for the sharing of devices across several students, a classroom application which will provide in class control of devices, and managed Apple IDs which can be created in bulk and managed by the school district.

During three years at The Southport School in Queensland, Australia, my colleagues and I managed to produce significant changes in classroom practice via the use of Moodle and the staged introduction of mobile devices to the classroom.

The Apple School Manager effectively enables educators to manage devices, apps and accounts in schools.

Schools that are considering BYOD consequently need to look carefully at how they manage their networks and Internet access, while also finding ways to invest in devices that can be loaned out to students who can't afford their own.

Acer Computer Australia has launched its BYOD Education Project that packages guidance for schools and parents on managing the complex Bring Your Own Device issue; a fit - for - purpose product range of devices suitable for the education environment; and the availability of accredited partners to assist institutions with their technology strategies.

BYOD programmes were considered not only plagued with e-safety problems, but facilitated the digital divide by prohibiting access to much - needed devices and placed financial burdens on schools to manage diversified BYOD programmes.

By choosing a suitable storage device carefully, one that takes the onus away from the teacher to manage and puts it firmly in the hands of the storage device, schools can save money, but also time which is their most precious commodity.

Having decided not only to allow consumer technology into the classroom, but also to encourage its widespread use by installing a wi - fi cloud in the school via a managed wireless solution so that students can access the internet on their handheld devices, the school had to ensure that all its staff were on board and could support the school's innovative approach.

And Mike Maxwell will show how schools can cost effectively and efficiently secure and manage the un-tethered classroom — protecting and managing all of a school's information regardless of device, location, or user.

With the Casper Suite and its free iOS app, Casper Focus, schools have the industry's easiest way to manage every Apple device they use, including iPads.

Managing devices can be a time - consuming activity for school IT departments.

We should be deliberately teaching middle and high school students how to manage their devices.

James Betts, managing director of Kudlian Software, agrees: «The schools that we work with value hardware that allows students to share work but it needn't be complex kit; a simple device that allows teachers to stream the screen of pupils» tablets to a projector or large screen, enables pupils to quickly and easily share what they are working on, often having a dramatic effect.»

Mobile device management and application platform that helps schools manage large numbers of disparate devices in diverse settings

As schools move into a digital, online world with the use of tablets and student owned devices increasing, managing online student safety is a top priority for IT personnel.

The past four years have seen a radical shift in how K - 12 schools are deploying and managing devices, due almost exclusively to low - cost Chromebooks.

NetSupport's award - winning IT Management solutions provide instructors with the tools to monitor and collaborate with all student devices in the classroom, while allowing IT staff to centrally manage and support all IT assets and endpoints across a school or district network.

Parents can even use their mobile device to complete the Common Application, check status, manage offers students have received from schools, and view school assignments.

Enterprise districts (like managed school networks) share goals and learning model (curriculum, assessment, teaching practices); school model (structure, schedule, staffing); information systems, learning platform and access devices; and professional learning opportunities.

«David manages the «loaner carts» of computers that schools use for state «Smarter Balanced» testing - he keeps track of and maintains the carts and devices, delivering heavy carts on a very tight schedule, and makes the state testing go much smoother for all SFUSD schools.

Now that most functions of a school network can be managed remotely, and devices and apps are easily updated by teachers, the Tech Director's role is rapidly being downsized.

Getting this myth «believed» meant new opportunities to turn tax dollars into profits — profits from, for example, paying a few teachers more and many teachers less; profits from designing standardized tests; profits from renting school facilities; profits from managing schools; profits from data management systems and test - scoring systems; and profits from selling software platforms and computing devices.

School administrators can centrally manage thousands of Kindle devices.

Schools and students can order the new iPad with new education apps, such as School Manager, which enables schools to manage multiple users - and Apple IDs - on a single device and SchoSchools and students can order the new iPad with new education apps, such as School Manager, which enables schools to manage multiple users - and Apple IDs - on a single device and Schoschools to manage multiple users - and Apple IDs - on a single device and Schoolwork.

Schools and students can order the new iPad with new education apps, such as School Manager, which enables schools to manage multiple users - and Apple IDs - on a single device and SchoSchools and students can order the new iPad with new education apps, such as School Manager, which enables schools to manage multiple users - and Apple IDs - on a single device and Schoschools to manage multiple users - and Apple IDs - on a single device and Schoolwork.

The company also introduced an app, called Microsoft Intune for Education, to enable schools to more easily set up and manage their Windows devices.

New versions of GarageBand and Clips were also shown off, as was a new School Manager app for schools to manage multiple users - and Apple IDs - on a single device.

Tennyson High School, Scott, LA 1/2011 to 5/2013 Volunteer — School Office • Assisted in sorting out students» files and arranging them in shelves • Converted data on paper into electronic forms using imaging devices • Took telephone calls and responded to queries for information • Assisted administrative staff in handling correspondence and incoming and outgoing mail • Provided support in managing fee bills, invoices and receipts

This is a brand new talk aimed at helping schools staff use apps, websites and biometric devices to assist young people manage their wellbeing.It includes a case study and exposure to the latest evidence based smart phone apps that can make a real difference to the lives of students.