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Harmonize Your Device Ecosystem

A mature student device ecosystem has many moving parts. To ensure that students always have working devices at the ready, K–12 schools must bring disparate parts of their device ecosystems into perfect harmony. The right tech support partner can improve the more time-consuming parts of student device management and help schools save time, money and effort.

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Whether it’s innovative gear like 3D printers or school staples like monitors, laptops and desktop computers, selecting the right hardware to meet school objectives is mission critical. IT must devise the right hardware lineup to support the diverse applications that facilitate education in modern learning environments.

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Matt Prause

Why More Schools Are Breaking Away from In-House Device Management
Roxayn King

Deploying the Right Technologies That Work for K–12
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Q&A: Exploring the Long-Term Costs of K–12 Technology Investments
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Chromebooks Offer a Fresh Approach to Teaching
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TCEA 2024: Planning and Administrator Support Are Necessary to Sustain Devices
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Sustainability Stretches K–12 Budgets
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3 Ways K–12 Educators Can Help Students With Device Readiness
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From the Bus to the Wilderness: How Hyperconnected Schools Expand Learning Opportunities
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How Schools Make Sure Dead Devices Don’t Tank Learning
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Five Tips for Proactive Asset Management for Evolving K–12 IT Teams
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In Device Lifecycle Management, eCycling Is the Last Stop
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[Infographic] What Do You Need to Maintain the Device Lifecycle?
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Envision New Life for Devices as Refresh Cycles Approach
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Save Your Energy When Choosing Displays for Education
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How Can K–12 IT Teams Manage All Stages of the Device Lifecycle?
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Strong Lifecycle Management Plans Can Support Successful One-to-One Programs in K–12
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Keep One-to-One Device Repair Costs Within Budget
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Answers to Commonly Asked E-Rate Funding Questions for K–12 Leaders
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