Windows 7 for Apps: A Migration Lesson Plan for Educational Institutions
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Universities and K-12 school systems throughout the U.S. are putting away their overhead projectors and paper-based teaching aids. Today, leading-edge coursework is all about interactivity with collaborative, virtual learning as a primary objective. Distance-learning sessions are springing up around cam-puses and schools worldwide, and education’s reliance on software-based instruction is increasing year by year. For education IT executives, these new classroom environments mean the need to support increasingly shared multimedia workloads and a slew of new and varied applications—all while keeping traditional legacy applications flowing smoothly.
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