Streamlining Window and Chrome device management, The School Board of Highland County needed not only a cross-platform solution but also a tool that consolidated classroom management and network management in line with its technology budget.
Since implementing its 1:1 Chrome initiative, Ballston Spa Central School District needed a solution to not only manage its Windows and Chrome devices, but also monitor them in real-time.
With an array of devices across multiple sites, Karns City Area School District needed a consolidated solution to monitor and manage its devices from a centralized location.
Morgan School District were looking for an all-encompassing solution for classroom management and student online safety and soon discovered Impero Education Pro could both manage and monitor its PC labs effectively.
With a dedicated 1:1 initiative in place, Ulysses Unified School District 214 needed a solution to control its computer labs, Chromebooks and iPads all from one location.
As the use of Chromebooks and PCs increased for digital learning, Stone County School District needed a reliable, cross-platform solution to manage these devices in the classroom, all while supporting CIPA compliance.
