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Samsung is focusing on hybrid learning solutions at ISTE 2020
Samsung and Boxlight Corporation, the two of the leading providers of interactive technology solutions are participating in a panel discussion to focus on the hybrid learning solution in the US.
Moving on this, Samsung is focusing on Hybrid Learning Solution at the annual meeting of the International Society of Technology in Education (ISTE). This aimed to find the right technology that not only works with existing infrastructure but is also easy for educators to learn and use on a daily basis.
Hybrid learning is an adaptable and flexible approach that provides teachers with attractive and multifunction display equipment for their classroom.
The comprehensive solution developed by Samsung and Boxlight helps to connect the gap between personal and online learning through interactive displays and educational software platforms.
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“The education environment is changing rapidly and the demand for digital solutions is at an all-time high as districts across the country address teaching during a global pandemic,” says Chris Mertens, Vice President of US Sales, Displays, Samsung Electronics America.
Interactive tools for teaching
Samsung’s new 85-inch interactive display visually commands the study area with its wall-mounted canvas and 4K UHD resolution. Built for engagement and collaborative learning, the wide display offers built-in easy description and screen mirroring. It can even handle up to 20 touch points when a group of students finds it difficult to work.
Onboard and embedded computer displays are included to perform most teaching and interactive tasks.
Connected Classrooms
Boxlight’s Blended Learning Platform MimoConnect combines innovative teaching and learning tools to create an active learning environment that creates continuous and uninterrupted learning experiences from anywhere, working seamlessly on Samsung school-centric demonstrations.
In blended learning environments, MimioConnect enables:
- Real-time collaboration between teachers and students on the same document, regardless of location.
- Assignments that can be pushed to students in the classroom or at home with a single click.
- Videoconferencing for face-to-face discussions – building stronger relationships in hybrid classes.
- Engaging learning using tools like polling and interactive questions.
- Analytics on student understanding, using assignment data including overall scores and time spent on tasks.
- Supplement current instruction with lessons developed with critical learning objectives as a foundation.
For more on Samsung’s interactive display portfolio and its partnership with Boxlight visit:
Apple expanded its Nano-texture Glass to a touch-based device for the first time. The latest iPad Pro comes with Apple’s anti-reflective display technology, hinting at a potential debut with the iPhone 17 Pro Max this year.
Samsung partnered with Corning to debut an anti-reflective display with Galaxy S24 Ultra. The advanced display glass technology makes the S24 Ultra stand apart from its rivals, thanks to its anti-glare screen, which is durable too.
Previously, Apple used the nano-texture glass on the Pro Display XDR, iMac, and Studio Display. Debut with the latest iPad Pro makes us speculate that it could be expanded further to iPhone models this year.
The company developed it for users who work in high-end, color-managed workflows, or challenging lighting conditions. It maintains image quality and contrast alongside scattering ambient light for reduced glare.
MacRumors report that Apple consumers willing to purchase iPad Pro with an anti-reflective screen can get it with 1TB and 2TB models for an additional cost of $100, bringing the 11″ model’s price to $1,699 or $2,099.
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Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is the world’s best-selling Android phone. Counterpoint Research published a new report, revealing the share of Global Top-10 Best-selling smartphones in Q1 2024.
Apple’s iPhone 15 Pro Max tagged as the world’s best-selling smartphone in the first quarter. Second, third, and fourth ranks were also seized by Apple handsets: iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 14, respectively.
Samsung’s Galaxy S24 Ultra is the fifth most-selling smartphone in the first quarter of 2024. It makes the S24 Ultra the world’s best-selling phone from the Android portfolio as other above rankers powered by iOS.
The Galaxy S24 Ultra secured 1.9% of the market share despite the shipments were started in late January. Beyond that, Samsung’s Galaxy A15 5G and Galaxy A54 smartphones ranked sixth and seventh best-selling phones.
Apple and Samsung dominated the top-10 best-selling smartphones list for Q1 2024. Notably, the Pro Max variant achieved the top position for the first time in Apple’s non-seasonal quarter.
On the other hand, Samsung’s Galaxy S24 series secured two spots in the top 10 for Q1 2024, with its Ultra variant ranking fifth and the base variant coming in ninth.
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Samsung announced Clash of Commuters on Fortnite in Australia. This new experience features Australian icons from the humble Bin Chicken to a Sydney train to let gamers play a uniquely Australian and public transport-inspired map in Fortnite Creative.
Players can also win Samsung swag IRL by participating in the Clash of Commuters until May 30. To be a winner, gamers have to defend an Aussie public bus across 5 checkpoints as it meanders through a dystopian commute, complete with bin chickens, servos, and caffeine-starved commuters.
Samsung’s new Clash of Commuters map enables players to experience an all-new Fortnite Creative island. It also allows them to defend the very thing that they commonly game on. Pay attention, 44% of Aussie gamers admit they game while commuting to pass the time.
Activation opening times:
- Parramatta Square, NSW: 4 to 8 May, 11am to 7pm daily
- Southern Cross Station, VIC: 11 May to 15 May, 11am to 7pm daily
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The player who completes all five rounds of the Clash of Commuters campaign in the shortest amount of time (The Shortest Haul) will be eligible to win a Samsung gaming pack worth over $8,000, which includes a 55” OLED TV, Odyssey OLED G9 Monitor, Galaxy S24 Ultra and Galaxy Buds2 Pro.
There will also be additional prize packs for the fastest player to complete the campaign on a mobile device (The Ultimate On-The-Go Gamer), the most side quest phones acquired (Seat Scavenger), as well as four winners drawn at random from all completed time submissions (Regular Riders).
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