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JANUARY 2010

Building a Wireless Future
Wi-Fi networks are set for the long haul

By deploying an 802.11n wireless network, the Kaneland School District in Sugar Grove, Ill., offers students, staff and teachers the ability to connect from anywhere in the district.

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Emergency Notification Systems
IP-based products get the word out

School districts are deploying emergency systems that support everything from voice to texting and even social media.

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Migrating to Microsoft Exchange 2010
5 tips for managing the new messaging platform

A complex and powerful product like Exchange 2010 can take control of your IT shop if you don't learn how to take control first. Read how to more effectively deploy, manage and support this new platform.

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Cisco UC 500
Platform fosters enhanced communications

Cisco's UC 500 offers everything an IT department needs to deliver more effective communications between faculty, students and staff.

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The E-Rate Edge
Access to FCC funds has given school telecom and Internet strategies a lift

Since 1998, the E-Rate program run by the Federal Communications Commission has distributed roughly $2.25 billion a year to schools and libraries for phone and Internet services and networking equipment. Get the inside story on how these programs work.

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In the wake of a devastating hurricane, Charlotte County Public Schools rebuilt around a 21st century classroom model – and nothing's been the same since.
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Mass Notification Systems in K – 12 Schools: When an emergency happens, officials can take swift action to keep parents updated

Outrunning Interference: Schools look to 802.11n to manage increasingly crowded Wi-Fi space

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