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Using digital teaching methods, teachers can individually respond to the different learning types and levels of their students—without needing the technical expertise of a systems integrator. Digital teaching aids relieve the pressure on teachers during certain phases of the class.
Pupils receive more attention because the teachers are better able to respond to their individual needs. Apps allow pupils to choose their own way of learning (video, audio or text) and set their own pace.
Authorities benefit from a modern, technical infrastructure that works reliably and securely. Maintenance work is kept to a minimum Follow-up costs are low. In Bechtle, school authorities have a reliable partner and consultant by their side.
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Teach and learn in exactly the same way as students live their lives. Today's pupils have grown up with mobile devices. They are an important part of their lives and represent a huge motivating factor for them. And as any educator will tell you: the more motivated a pupil is, the better he or she will perform.
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Teach and learn in exactly the same way as students live their lives. Today's pupils have grown up with mobile devices. They are an important part of their lives and represent a huge motivating factor for them. And as any educator will tell you: the more motivated a pupil is, the better he or she will perform.
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Teach and learn in exactly the same way as students live their lives. Today's pupils have grown up with mobile devices. They are an important part of their lives and represent a huge motivating factor for them. And as any educator will tell you: the more motivated a pupil is, the better he or she will perform.
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Teach and learn in exactly the same way as students live their lives. Today's pupils have grown up with mobile devices. They are an important part of their lives and represent a huge motivating factor for them. And as any educator will tell you: the more motivated a pupil is, the better he or she will perform.
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Teach and learn in exactly the same way as students live their lives. Today's pupils have grown up with mobile devices. They are an important part of their lives and represent a huge motivating factor for them. And as any educator will tell you: the more motivated a pupil is, the better he or she will perform.
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Technology and education complement one another. If the technology is mobile, educators can bring the technology to the pupil, rather than the other way round. This eliminates the necessity of elaborating schedules for the use of computer labs, as well as the time it takes to get there, of course.
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Learn – anytime, anywhere. Mobile IT solutions let you teach and learn beyond the classroom and traditional class times. Pupils can learn wherever their projects take them.
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A cost-effective solution. Mobile technology requires less of the infrastructure's resources and costs less than a traditional computer lab.
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Communication between the teacher and pupils is elevated to a new level. If pupils didn't grasp the lesson in the classroom, they can go over the lesson again at home at their own pace, since the lesson is also available on the tablet. Teacher-pupil interaction is also possible after class.
Apple hardware and software for the Karlsruhe University of Music: The new devices ensure fail-safe and crash-proof working independent of program versions.
Apple hardware and software for the Karlsruhe University of Music: The new devices ensure fail-safe and crash-proof working independent of program versions.
Apple hardware and software for the Karlsruhe University of Music: The new devices ensure fail-safe and crash-proof working independent of program versions.
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