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Navigating the Future of Classroom Technology

As schools continue to navigate digital learning, sustaining classroom technology has become one of the biggest challenges for K–12 education leaders. From shrinking budgets and funding uncertainty to the high cost of repairing and refreshing devices, school districts are under pressure to do more with less.

How Schools Can Cut Costs, Simplify Chromebook Management,
and Protect Digital Learning Amid Funding Uncertainty 

In this webinar hosted by Stratix, Aaron Lupuloff, Sr. Director, Gwinnett County Public School Foundation, shares his insights on the future of education technology and how schools can overcome the growing challenges of managing a 1:1 student device program.

Key Takeaways from the Webinar:

  • The rise of the 1:1 technology initiative during COVID-19 and its lasting impact on today’s classrooms.
  • Why schools struggle with device lifecycle management, Chromebook repair, and ongoing IT costs.
  • How funding cuts and shifting budgets create instability for digital learning programs.
  • Strategies for reducing costs and providing better stability by outsourcing device management.

Why Watch This Webinar?

If your district is facing challenges with student technology programs, IT staff bandwidth, or tight education budgets, this session will give you actionable strategies to:

  • Save money on device repair and management.
  • Improve student learning experiences with higher device uptime.
  • Relieve pressure on teachers and IT teams by outsourcing.

Watch “Navigating the Future of Classroom Technology” now and learn how your school can gain financial stability, streamline IT operations, and keep students connected. 

Let's talk about how Stratix can support your education technology program with services that reduce IT burden and power seamless learning with end-to-end education technology support.
 

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