Sherwood Middle School Case Study

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As Sherwood Middle School’s computers are collecting dust and becoming slow Archaic machines they had to make a decision to upgrade.This year at the Sherwood Middle School whether it’s your first year at the middle school or last in eighth grade they have updated it from the ancient 100 year old technology

To some of the top Electronics on the market. These old resources couldn’t power much of the modern tasks the school runs today and there are lots of reported common issues with them. Even some of the projectors Exploded on rare cases put there were many that the light bulb inside burned out. They updated this year to TVs as monitors, Projectors, Google streaming devices, and new computers. The old technology as getting outdated so …show more content…

For classrooms small and compact the added Vizio smart TVs that were bright and high resolution. These Tvs were family movie theater quality that are good with dealing with glare. In class rooms large and with more overhead room the add more a projector above smart board which is a more of a in one unit that also higher quality and brighter. This setup is much better the previous where the projects was on a desk next the board so when people walk by it interferes where as this it doesn't and keeps cables out of the way. This year they added a new kind of system that was a streaming device it is made by Google and it is called the Chromecast. The Chromecast allows teachers and staff to broadcast from their computer without cables, wirelessly across the school. This also allows teachers to be able to teach classrooms without having to go bring their laptops and for staff to direct meetings without having to have a massive system of equipment. The Chromecast is a small compact HDMI machine able to plug it right into the projector or TV so it is hidden and out of sight. It is also able to access Google equipment including Google documents and much more so they're able to stream that and YouTube which will be helpful for learning

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