Posts with tag "Wi-Fi"
Life, Death, Taxes and Wi-Fi
'Tis the season once again in these United States to render unto our government that which is due our government.
It’s last call for your desk phones
You're constantly on the move and spend a majority of your working time no more than an arm's length from your phone. So why is a clunky desk phone your main form of communication in the office?...
Beyond 1:1 and BYOD: How Wi-Fi Supports Personalized Learning in K-12
For districts that began weaving Wi-Fi technology into their teaching and learning fabric some years ago, many are finding it's time to move beyond the goals of 1:1 and BYOD. Such districts are moving...
The Ultimate Guide to Modernizing Classroom Wi-Fi
New digital learning tools boost student success and empower the next-generation of teachers. But they are only as good as the Wi-Fi infrastructure they run on. Aruba recently hosted a webinar with...
Exploring the Great Indoors with Aruba Beacons
Before we start... go ahead and start Google Maps or Apple Maps, whichever is your favorite, on your smartphone. Do you see your glowing blue dot? Everything around you is labeled clearly for you to discover,...
Poor Wi-Fi experiences on campus spread like wildfire
You don't want to get caught asleep at the wheel with poor Wi-Fi experiences and facing a social media train wreck that could hinder recruitment, student satisfaction, and learning outcomes.
Wi-Fi Mobilizes the Common Core
Springfield's investment in wireless networking is essential to supporting all 21st Century educational models at the district. This includes the transition to the Common Core State Standards. "Educators...
#GenMobile at 34,000 ft
It is amazing to see how mobile apps are changing the way I travel.
What Wave of 802.11ac is Right for You?
Today's legacy 802.11n (or older) enterprise networks are running out of capacity fast. The number of wireless devices is exploding in the enterprise with on average 3 devices per person. And these...
Top 5 Bandwidth Hungry Mobile Apps on a Wireless LAN
Yep, that's Buzz and Woody, human size, made out of Lego pieces. I used to love Legos as a child, they were my favorite toy. All those small pieces helped
Jonas Spoorendonk
Samuel Clements
George Isaac
Larry Lunetta
Gayle Levin