Join Alliance Technology Group, LLC for this informative web seminar
Tuesday, December 18th 2012
10:00 am to 11:00 am EST
Traditional video conferencing in education has gain strong acceptance yet has been challenged by its high cost, lack of ease of use, limited interoperability and limited availability. With the growing demand for online, hybrid and distance learning options, it is imperative that these challenges be addressed to allow school districts and higher education institutions to expand video-enable learning opportunities beyond the traditional seat based classroom. Now with the pervasive use of smart phones, tablets, laptops, net-books and other forms of mobile devices with trends showing that the average student carries 2-4 internet and video ready devices, the time is right to incorporate a more pervasive video-enable learning style to the pedagogy. If done correctly, video collaboration over these devices can become the launching point of your institution’s or district’s transformation.
This session will discuss a more cost effective approach to achieve a pervasive video-enabled learning strategy that will engage your students on a more personalized basis while seamlessly integrating with your institution’s or district’s Bring Your Own Device” (BYOD) strategy. Presenting, archiving and re-broadcast, all key portions of curriculum delivery will be discussed from a BYOD context.
Join us for this dynamic 60 minute discussion.
Speaker: Hugh McCullen, General Manager, The Americas, Video Sales & Business Development for Avaya
Register by 12:00 Noon, Monday, December 17th, 2012
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IBM
Alliance Technology Group
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Dell
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Applied Technology Services
DSR Inc.
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Bell Techlogix
ePlus Technology, Inc.
Technology Integration Group
Cambridge Computer Service
Force 3
ViON Corporation
Copper River IT
GovConnection, Inc.
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Tuesday, January 8th, 2013 - 10:00 am to 11:00 am EST
Academic institutions everywhere are looking for ways to rein in the management of their licensing and looking for better and faster ways to support the constituencies across campus. The Enrollment for Server Platform – Academic (ESPA) offers educational customers a way to fix costs and license Microsoft’s server technologies in an easy to understand and manageable “all you can eat” licensing model. It is a simple and cost-effective solution for our academic customers looking for greater flexibility, scalability and easier license management. If your organization has a decentralized purchasing process, is trying to rein in the incremental costs of server deployments, needs better flexibility and scaling for seasonality or simply trying to assure compliance, you will want to learn more about this valuable Microsoft offering.
The Student Option
Educational organizations have long been licensing Microsoft’s productivity software for their staff, faculty and teachers. Many forward thinking academic clients have come to Microsoft, asking for a means by which they can extend that same productivity and capability to the students they teach. In response, Microsoft has created a licensing model called the Student Option. It allows students the ability to use and stay current on Microsoft Windows and Office. The result has been positive for students and organizations alike, improving standardization of tools in teaching and learning, increasing institutional value for your students and reinforcing your mission and message to help prepare students for the 21st Century workplace.
Presenters: Yanni Chryssomitis, Jamie Bakert, Janet Immink
Please register before Monday, January 7th, 2013, 12:00 noon
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Wednesday, January 9th, 2013 – 10:00 am to 11:00 am EST
McAfee & Network Malware Protection- Why Traditional Tools No Longer Provide the Protection Needed in Our Educational Environments-
• McAfee will demonstrate the anatomy of a web attack and show just how easy it is for a hacker to gain access to your users, network, and critical databases.
• See the various vectors of a web attack and how next generation tools are now able to protect you and your users while still remaining open to learning and research
• Learn how you can clean up bandwidth in your network; reduce helpdesk incidents; and lower the risk for data loss and infections
Please register before Tuesday, January 8th, 2012, 12:00 noon
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