SchoolView News© Issue 2 June 2009
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NECC 2009 - National Educational Computing Conference
Come visit us at NECC in Washington, DC in booth #1654.
Dates:June 28-July 1, 2009
Location:Walter E. Washington Convention Center.

 
Did you know that a campus with 200 PCs left in sleep or standby mode overnight during a standard school year will still consume about $3,000 of power. Our new Energy Savings Module can significantly reduce this impact on the environment and save your school and district money.$$$
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In the event of an emergency, (Lockdown, Fire, Weather) this module can power on all projectors & flat panels and show an alert graphic with a custom text crawl with information specific to the emergency. An all clear graphic is displayed when the Alert is cancelled, returning the displays to their previous state. This module does not replace life safety systems. It is designed to compliment such systems though a user-friendly interface.
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Register to Win!
Be sure to visit booth #1654 to register for the drawing of a Nintendo Wii. At the end of the first exhibit day you may be the winner of a brand new Wii. You must be present to win, so stick around the booth.

2nd Chance Online Drawing!

Can't be present to win? Stop by the booth to request a 2nd Chance Online entry form. When you get back home, follow the link on the form and register for a chance to win a Wii Fit.
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We will preview our VOD solution and how it will integrate with our CampusSV® platform.
 
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Did you know?
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A SchoolView system can operate with full battery backup to provide essential communications in a power outage situation. Additionally, isolating the system network from the campus network can insure system operation during network down time. Contact a SchoolView representative to discuss how to design your system to include POE.