Podcast: EduTechGuys – FETC 2024 Conference Coverage Featuring Shaun Fagan

Tune into EduTechGuys as they discuss the exciting world of educational technology at FETC 2024 with special guest, Shaun Fagan, Lightspeed SVP of Product. Hear about Lightspeed’s new product offering in this episode of Conference Coverage.

Podcast: ThriveinEDU Chat with Shaun Fagan

Explore our instructional audio solutions for education, ensuring clear sound and safety on the ThriveinEDU podcast.

Podcast: The Impact of Classroom Acoustics with Ray Young

Hear Ray Young of Lightspeed on instructional audio and the impact of acoustics in classrooms on EdTech Bites Podcast with Gabriel Carrillo.

Podcast: Why Audio Quality Matters and How To Improve It

Explore the importance of audio quality in classrooms in the with Dr. Monica Burns from the Easy EdTech podcast.

How Instructional Audio Overcomes the Top 3 Barriers to Listening

By using instructional audio systems, educators increase both the audibility and intelligibility of their voices, so every student can hear and understand their instruction.  

5 Ways Instructional Audio Supports Literacy Development

When students can clearly hear and understand their teachers, they make great strides in reading. With the right instructional audio tools, K-12 leaders can equip teachers and staff with the resources to support literacy development for all students. 

10 Tips for Successfully Implementing Instructional Audio in Your Classrooms

Ensuring teachers and staff can effectively meet the unique needs of students and families —and equipping them with proven tools to do so—is essential.

5 Things You Might Not Know About Classroom Listening Environments

Here are just a few of the important takeaways from their ESEA session, “Improving Academic Outcomes Through Improved Listening Environments.” 

Collaboration in the 21st Century Classroom 

What does student-teacher collaboration look like? 

Sometimes You Gotta Do the Research 

Research is a big deal when considering adopting technology for the classroom. Decision makers must consider several factors before committing themselves and their dwindling technology funds. Manufacturer’s claims must be vetted. If you’re as cynical as I am, even the testimony of other educators can be twisted. So, what’s an educator to do?