FrontRow Newsroom

Technology is changing education. It’s changing the way teachers teach and it’s providing more options to students. Teachers are able to connect with students in ways that have never been possible. 73% of teachers appreciate the flexibility of technology to cater to diverse learning styles in the classroom.

Successful adults start as successful students. Now that there is a growing amount of research supporting the importance of social skills and emotional intelligence in determining success, it is changing how we teach kids in school.

Introducing LessonCam, a high-definition PTZ (pan, tilt, zoom) camera that integrates with the Juno all-in-one classroom audio system. This powerful combination creates a simple-to-use, plug-and-play solution for schools looking to quickly adapt to hybrid or remote learning, while also ensuring inclusion and engagement for both students online and in a classroom.  

We're very happy to announce that the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES) has awarded the Certified Autism Resource label to FrontRow classroom sound systems. This means our technology meets IBCCES' criteria for helping improve communication and the classroom environment for students with autism.

As a parent, safety in schools is something that is always top of mind. As a professional who works in the educational technology industry, I have insight into the tools needed to create a safer learning environment for kids. And while I do not claim to have all of the answers (far from it), there are certain things I am keenly aware.

With every job there is a component of professional development. When you work in education, it usually means hours at the end of your teaching day, or a day off from the students, sitting in a session. Sometimes these are really great sessions that you don't want to miss — but may have to for a variety of reasons.

At FrontRow, we put a LOT of classroom sound system in schools. This technology is designed to create a more effective learning experience. It simply helps students hear more clearly, in turn helping them learn better.

According to ENERGY STAR a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) voluntary program that helps businesses and individuals save money and protect our climate through superior energy efficiency, the nation’s 17,450 K-12 school districts spend more than $6 billion annually on energy and as much as 30 percent of a district’s total energy is used inefficiently or unnecessarily.