With screen sharing capabilities, teachers and students can wirelessly connect their tablets or laptops to the classroom’s CreateBoard to share content. This means that, instead of dealing with cords, teachers can easily log in to their school’s cloud account — whether it’s through Google, Microsoft or another vendor — and display their lesson on the CreateBoard.
In addition to screen sharing, the content creation feature appeals to teachers. LG offers a library of approximately 2,000 lesson plan templates that teachers can use or modify.
Of course, teachers can always upload their own lesson plans, but these templates can shave a few minutes off an already busy day. Using this technology also enhances the lesson’s interactivity. Let’s say students are learning about money. Instead of using a traditional presentation, you could populate the screen with money that students can drag and interact with.
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EDTECH: What are the features of LG ConnectedCare DMS, and how can IT professionals use them in K–12 environments?
CHIEN: With LG ConnectedCare DMS, K–12 IT professionals can manage the school’s or district’s devices all at once, from anywhere. Whether they’re working with devices in two schools or 80, they can see every location in LG’s dashboard and get real-time updates.
IT admins can troubleshoot, run diagnostic tests, schedule and send updates, and set policies, all from the dashboard. If a device is left on overnight or is experiencing issues, ConnectedCare sends alerts directly to the IT team so they can quickly figure out what’s going on.
IT leaders can also schedule downtime or set a timing schedule to save energy, such as turning off the display during lunch periods or after school, so that teachers don’t have to worry about turning off the devices.
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