Things and Stuff
Marketing Team
News
Teq Supports District Implementation: Beyond funding guidance, Teq provides turnkey grant alignment, hardware staging, and certified PD coaching via OTISpd.com to ensure 100% classroom adoption.
You may have heard us talk about how well-integrated “Things” enable access to the “Stuff” students need to learn, and that “Stuff” is really what it’s all about.
We want to know how you would set up the “Things” in a classroom to best access the “Stuff.” Where would you put your interactive whiteboards (IWBs) and digital signage? Would you use round tables or desks? Most importantly, how would your classroom work for students, teachers, and caregivers?
Try out our “Teq Classroom Designer” (currently in beta form) to create your own configuration of IWBs, multiuser tables, tablets, desks, and more. Please share your thoughts in our Edmodo group — what would you add, what would you change?
Related Articles & Other Recommended Reading
Reflecting on the Past Year: Questions to Assess Your EdTech Success
Congratulations! You’ve made it to the finish line, and summer is here! All of your diligent work and dedication have paid off, and now it’s time to enjoy your hard-earned rest. After the noise of the previous school year fades, being in the classroom is likely the last thing on your mind. As a former […]
Customer Spotlight: Middletown Township Public Library
How One Library Built a Community Hub for Creativity, Connection, and Innovation When people think of libraries, they often imagine books, research, and quiet study spaces. At Middletown Township Public Library, those services remain central to the library’s mission, but today’s visitors can also design custom apparel, engrave personalized gifts, create prototypes, and learn new technical […]
How to Safely Store Your AR/VR Headsets for the Summer
As the school year comes to a close, properly preparing your AR/VR hardware for summer storage is essential to extending the lifespan of your investment. Taking a few deliberate steps ensures that when teachers and students return in the fall, their headsets, controllers, and charging carts will be clean, functional, and ready for classroom use. […]