Overview
Netvoyager thin client solutions in
Education provide students, teachers and administrators secure, consistent,
seamless access to educational applications and information required to
enable continuous modern learning practices. Netvoyager thin client technology,
applications are easily and rapidly deployed, at any location, over any
connectionincluding low-bandwidth and wireless. This lets schools
and universities operate more efficiently and manage their limited IT
resources more effectively. Netvoyager thin client desktops facilitate
learning in new ways for education establishments.
This kind of system deployment reduces the inequities in technology access
that exist among homes, schools and even classrooms. Teachers can better
meet the need to provide more one-to-one instruction. Students are empowered
to take more responsibility for their own learning and encouraged to develop
skills that will foster lifelong learning. Parents and members of the
community-at-large can interact more easily with the school.
Case Studies
· Haywood High School
introduces Netvoyager thin clients to classroom and student home access.
Remote access is now a simple reality.
· Kelly
College increases ICT access by deploying Netvoyager thin clients
across their campus without increasing ICT management costs.
Connecting schools to online systems, closing the digital divide
Using Netvoyager thin client desktops
and server-based application delivery using systems such as Microsoft
Terminal Services or Citrix MetaFrame, you can extend education applications
and widen access to online services beyond the confines of the computer
room.
The benefits of Netvoyager Solutions in Education:
· Provide uniform access to educational and general applications
· Enable easy deployment of administrative applications throughout
the school
· Extend the classroom beyond the confines of the classroom
· Improve IT operations productivity while reducing costs
· Control security and access
· Simple and manageable method of introducing computers in the
classroom
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