The SMART Choice – SMART Boards
The increased use of digital tools and platforms in education mirrors that of our personal and working lives. The recent necessity for remote learning has demonstrated how digital learning has helped to increase access to education and knowledge for most students while increasing their tech capabilities for success now and in the future.
The management and selection of these resources is largely the responsibility of government education authorities, school executives and managers, ICT teams and technical support staff.
Budgets clearly influence educational organisations abilities to implement their digital strategies however, price is not the only defining factor.
Decision makers also need to consider the ongoing costs of their purchases, the product’s impact on the environment and alignment with the social responsibility priorities of the organisation.