In true Dunwoody fashion, Dr. E.J. Daigle, Dean of Robotics and Manufacturing stepped up to the plate to ensure that Dunwoody remained at the apex of technical education. Having used a Wacom Intuos tablet himself for years to provide support for mathematics, engineering, robotics and electronics, he realized that the Wacom tablet could help his colleagues transition to distance learning and immediately ordered 15 for his department.

Updated 5/5/2021 In this guide, we’ll cover the bonus software that comes with each Wacom product and how to download your bonus software if you’re already a Wacom owner. Let’s […]

thINK21 offers three days of free, online professional learning to help K-20 teachers incorporate digital technologies and curriculum to inspire and engage all STEAM and creative arts learners. The classroom […]

Education tech wizard, Sam Kary, from New EdTech Classroom shows you the best apps for streamlining your grading, running Google Classroom analytics, creating interactive tutorials, playing games to learn about digital citizenship, drawing directly on Slides, and much more.