ScreenBeam Blog | Education
Teaching in the Power Zone: Maximizing Impact with Effective Proximity
Teaching methods evolve with time, and so do the tools available to educators. One such transformative method is 'Teaching in the Power Zone,' a concept highlighted in "The Fundamental Five Revisited." Authored by four prominent educators, this book sets out five...
Unlocking the Wonders of Underwater Marine Life with ScreenBeam: A Unique Educational Experience on the Discovery Pontoon Boat
When Florida Atlantic University’s Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute first approached ScreenBeam with an intriguing question — "Will ScreenBeam work on a boat?" — the team at ScreenBeam was both puzzled and captivated by the unusual request. As David Lopez,...
Collaborative Tech Talk: ScreenBeam in the Classroom.
Teachers have a lot to keep up with when it comes to classroom structure. This is not always helped by new technology, which can sometimes make a complicated job even more so. But there are some new technologies which are actually improving the lives of teachers....
Amplify School Emergency Preparedness with ScreenBeam Alert
Being prepared for emergencies can help to save lives. Whether dealing with weather-related issues such as flooding or incoming tornadoes to other threats occurring in or around campuses, knowing what to do and where to go helps maintain calm and can limit critical...
How Wireless Displays Make HyFlex Classrooms Achievable in Education
The COVID-19 Pandemic has forced a lot of educators and teachers to reconsider how they educated and engage with learners. Some teachers are considering hybrid and flexible classrooms. HyFlex classrooms are another option and one that is gaining popularity for its...
Collaborative Tech Talks: How Educators Should Prepare for a Post-Pandemic Classroom Environment
With the signing of the American Rescue Plan Act, a portion of the $1.9-trillion federal relief fund will be directed into the nation’s educational system. However, the challenges faced by educators all over the country aren’t over yet. School leaders must now...