Every Student Deserves a Front Row Seat. Here’s How to Give Them One.

See and be seen

Since 80% of learning is driven by visual cues, poor vision can directly affect a student’s ability to learn. Moreover, 40% of school-aged children now have myopia, or near-sightedness, compared to 20% three decades ago. Educators can address these factors by using tools that enhance classroom activities with clear and focused images and video.

Logitech Scribe Whiteboard Camera

With its custom lens, automatic color and contrast enhancer, and sticky note detection, Logitech Scribe enables whiteboards to be shared in video meetings. This ensures students can see the whiteboard at all times in vivid detail. A hybrid learning solution, Logitech Scribe gives every student, whether seated at the back of the class or at home, the best seat in the room.

• Use Case: Try Logitech Scribe during lessons to give students an unobstructed view of diagrams, graphs and whiteboard notes. As writing is added on-screen, the AI-powered transparency feature lets students see through the writer, so they can focus on important details.

Logitech Reach

Logitech Reach is an articulating camera experience that lets educators show non-digital content from all vantage points with ease and precision. It provides an immersive “show and tell” experience that brings students close to the material, where they learn best.

• Use Case: Use Reach to show close-ups of any object that supports a lesson. As students watch the demonstration, they can see every step in a mechanical process, craft project or science experiment. The intuitive design allows educators to move Reach’s camera around the content with just one hand, instead of vice-versa. This gives students a seamless, 3-D look at subjects, which can aid recall and provide an enriched learning experience.

Hear and be heard

Young learners have unique needs. Students ages 6-12 require sound to be 300% louder than background noise for maximum comprehension. Trouble hearing leads to distraction and lower engagement. Research shows that changing the learning environment can significantly help students who struggle to hear.^{Caroline Guardino, Shirind D. Antia. (Fall 2012) Modifying the Classroom Environment to Increase Engagement and Decrease Disruption with Students Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing, The Journal of Deaf Studies and Deaf Education, Volume 17, Issue 4. https://doi.org/10.1093/deafed/ens026}

Zone Learn Wired Headset

The Logitech Zone Learn Wired Headset is designed for learners and built for schools. It’s tuned for vocal clarity, rather than music, and it is comfortable enough that students can stay in the learning zone all day. In hybrid or remote learning environments, Zone Learn encourages whole-class participation by giving each student an equal share of important audio content.

• Use Case: Try using Zone Learn while students are using education apps or listening to a guest speaker. Verbal instruction and other sounds are delivered  loud and clear, ensuring everyone stays engaged and on-track.

Connect with others

Collaborative learning not only helps develop students’ higher-level thinking skills, but it also boosts their confidence and self-esteem. Regardless of where learning happens, it’s critical that students have the ability to interface with peers and educational material. The right classroom technology gives students the chance to create, inquire and engage with others.

Logitech Rally Bar Video Conferencing Solutions

For classrooms of any size, there’s a Logitech Rally Bar solution to match. With advanced camera systems, AI enhancement, and powerful, room-filling sound, Rally Bar solutions welcome remote students to the conversation and centers everyone in the learning experience.