Adrian JohnsonTLDR:
Epson will showcase its lineup of lamp-free laser displays and partner solutions at the upcoming 2024 TCEA Convention & Exposition. The displays and solutions are designed to create immersive learning experiences and empower educators to optimize technology in K-12 classrooms. Epson will demonstrate how projection technology can be used to create interactive educational experiences, keep students engaged, and optimize classroom technology. Epson’s booth will also feature insights from educators and highlight the company’s dedication to understanding the needs of the education market.
Epson America, Inc. will showcase its lineup of lamp-free laser displays and partner solutions at the upcoming 2024 TCEA Convention & Exposition in Austin, Texas. The displays and solutions are designed to create immersive learning experiences and empower educators to optimize technology in K-12 classrooms.
The TCEA Convention and Exposition is the largest nonprofit association for education technology in the U.S. Epson will showcase its lamp-free laser displays and demonstrate how they can be used to bring exciting and immersive learning to classrooms. The displays feature user-friendly tools and virtually maintenance-free laser light sources, and can be seamlessly integrated into classrooms and lesson plans.
The Epson booth will showcase various applications relevant to today’s educational institutions, including interactive and non-interactive display stations. Educators will have the opportunity to experience different projection solutions and applications that take students out of traditional learning environments and place them into interactive educational experiences. The booth will also demonstrate how projection technology can keep students engaged with content projected onto walls.
Epson has partnered with Eduscape to enhance lesson plan content and inspire student creativity. At the booth, educators will have the chance to ask questions and gain a deeper understanding of how Epson technology can integrate into current programs and curricula.
The Epson booth will also highlight the latest projection technology and how display size impacts learning in classrooms. Attendees can explore various flexible display solutions that optimize wall space and utilize mobile solutions for active learning environments. Epson’s powerful projectors can deliver large images that enhance the learning experience.
Epson works closely with customers to understand their classroom technology needs. The company will have Chad Lewis, director of technology at Tampa Preparatory School, present a session on virtual production in high schools and how it can better prepare students for college.
The TCEA Convention and Exposition will take place from February 4-6, 2024. Epson’s booth will be located at #1116.