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The Shamrock Independent School District, in Shamrock, Texas, has deployed Boxlight Corp. ProColor interactive flat panel displays to boost teacher-student coloration and interactive learning. The Boxlight technology replaced aging SMART boards and projectors with the goal of increasing interactive educational experiences.
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52-week low: $0.60 Company Description Boxlight Corp is an education technology company. It develops, sells and services interactive classroom solutions for the education market. The company produces and distributes interactive technologies including Flat panels, Projectors, Whiteboards and Peripheral. It offers comprehensive services to clients and customers, including installation, training, consulting and maintenance. The company sells its products in various countries and generates revenue from the sale of software and interactive displays to the educational market.
May 11, 2021 Boxlight Corp. has deployed its ProColor interactive flat panel displays at Bennington Public Schools in Bennington, Nebraska, according to a press release. The school has quadrupled its enrollment in the past 15 years and expects to grow more than 35% each year, so it selected Boxlight's solution to deliver technological innovations to meet this growth. "There's more interactivity and engagement with the panels which enriches the curriculum," Robert Uchtman, technology coordinator, Bennington Public Schools, said in the release. "The panels allow for more functionality such as c...
April 23, 2021 Boxlight Corp., a provider of digital signage and interactive solutions, has installed its ProColor interactive flat panel displays at the Clelian Heights School for Exceptional Children. The company deployed the displays in each classroom to boost engagement for students with special needs ranging from 5-to-21 years old, according to a press release. The school is using the displays to provide crystal clear images to help students stay engaged, especially those learning remotely. "Our class uses our Boxlight panel every day," Melissa Fligger, special education teacher, Clelian...