ScreenBeam Blog | Education
ScreenBeam Is Evolving Into Something BIG at ISTE 2019…Stay Tuned!
Our product development team has been working diligently to unveil a big update to the ScreenBeam portfolio at ISTE this year, June 23-26, 2019 in Philadelphia. What inspired us to create a big change? Our inspiration starts with our customers—from teachers, to...
Preparing Students for the Workforce with Office 365 and ScreenBeam
ROC Mondriaan's Mission Teaching at the ROC Mondriaan, an inner city school in The Netherlands, has been an eye-opening experience for me. With a mission is to be a school in touch with society, the ROC Mondriaan manages quite a challenging student population. A wide...
Increase Student Engagement with Microsoft Whiteboard for Education and Wireless Display Technology
In today’s classrooms where student engagement is a top priority, teachers are always seeking tools that enable better collaboration, creativity, and personalized learning. But the tools need to be easy to use—and affordable—since no school district has money to burn....
5 Ways to Improve Classroom Dynanmics with ScreenBeam Wireless Display
Whenever teachers want to share a lesson on the class display, they’re often shuffling back and forth between their computer and students. While this process may initially seem adequate, Jim Yanuzzelli, an Instructional Technology Specialist and former history teacher...
Enhance Your Professional Development Workshops with ScreenBeam Wireless Display
As an education technology consultant and trainer, I have been training teachers for more than 10 years on how to efficiently integrate digital tools into their classroom. Initially, teachers were the primary users of various edtech tools such as interactive...
A Teacher Pairs ScreenBeam with Minecraft to Create Classroom Agility
If there’s one edtech app that can effectively capture and sustain students’ attention through immersive game-based learning experiences across various subjects, it’s Minecraft: Education Edition. Minecraft Encourages Student-Led Learning With Minecraft, students...