AV equipment is an important part of any modern-day classroom. Whether you are teaching kids or adults, incorporating multimedia into your teaching will help engage your students, keep them interested, and help them retain more information. The question is, which types of AV equipment would be the best for your classroom? Today, let’s find out. [...]
Whether you are a school administrator or director of technology at an educational institution, you may have to deal with the dreaded projector bulb outage. It always seems to happen right before an important class, school presentation, or educational event. The digital projector, which you use to show slides from a laptop or computer, conks out [...]
Computers come with many parts, and each of those parts presents additional options to computer buyers. It’s not always clear exactly which of those components are important and what they do. […]
This is the 21st century. There is no need for employees to communicate with one another or with customers using traditional phone lines. Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology allows phone calls to be automatically routed between phones and computers using high-speed, high-bandwidth digital networking instead of analog phone lines. This improves call quality, saves money, [...]
Security is a top concern for small businesses, mid-sized organizations, and large enterprises alike. Professionals around the world rely on their office equipment to protect them from cyberattack. […]
Home is where the heart is. Nothing matches the relaxed, liberating atmosphere of working from home. For many professionals, there is nothing better than enjoying the ability to work on their own terms, in their own time, and in their pajamas if they so choose. […]
Is it time to upgrade your RAM? Like most computer-related questions, there is no simple answer. It largely depends on whether more (or better) RAM will help you achieve your processing goals faster or more profitably. RAM, or Random Access Memory, is a specific type of digital memory that applies to the size and number of [...]
When Windows 8 first came out, it redesigned the user interface to compete with touchscreen products like the Apple iPad. At that time, Microsoft believed tablet computing was a threat to desktop and keyboard-oriented way of computing. […]
How secure is your business? Although you have tried to ensure that your critical data stays out of cybercriminals’ hands, cybersecurity is a complex problem. Without constant, routine work updating your security methods and strategies, you may find yourself behind the times and more vulnerable than ever. […]
Every office has its own wireless router, but that doesn’t mean that every office Wi-Fi network offers ideal coverage. In fact, according to Cisco, most offices have at least one dead zone. Many factors can contribute to this phenomenon, from multipath interference to blockage from obstacles like walls, ceilings, and even other wireless devices. […]
