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Ink Labs, Amherst Central Schools, pilot TIGER Stand
AMHERST, N.Y. — School districts across Western New York are hoping to have students back into the classroom full-time by the fall. But for now, hybrid models are in place.
$25,000 Up For Grabs in WNY Classroom Tech Makeover Competition
It’s Extreme Makeover: Classroom Edition. This is Buffalo startup Ink Labs’ interactive panel system, just one piece of technology that’s part of a $25,000 giveaway.
Ink Labs announces contest for WNY teachers to win $25K for classroom tech
Ink Labs — a Western New York company that builds interactive technology solutions to engage students and empower teachers — announced the launch of the 2021 Ink Labs Classroom Technology Makeover Contest.
WNY tech company looking to upgrade one classroom with $25,000 in new equipment
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Ink Labs, an education technology company, has been producing educational tools for schools and teachers to make remote learning more exciting.
Expanding a Virtual Academy Teacher’s View; Piloting a Tech Unit That Benefits Students and Teachers
When Lindsey Mack, a virtual academy teacher at Windermere Boulevard Elementary School, wants to see all her remote fifth-grade students on one screen, she can.
Mobile LED Flat Panels Being Rolled Out to Teachers
The Tonawanda City School District is working to roll out mobile flat panel displays to teachers in the Middle/High School, with a goal of completing the rollout by June 2021.
Mobile LED Flat Panels Being Rolled Out to Teachers
Ink Labs – a Western New York company that builds interactive technology solutions to engage students and empower teachers – announced the launch of the 2021 Ink Labs classroom technology makeover contest. This promo is open to classroom teachers at any school in the eight counties of Western New York.
Salamanca schools outfitted with temperature scanners
SALAMANCA — As a measure to protect students and staff in schools, the Salamanca City Central School District has implemented thermal temperature cameras at building entrances prior to the start of the school year.