Clear Touch, a leading provider of multi-touch, interactive flat panels and software for education and business, announced that EdTech Breakthrough, a leading market intelligence organization that recognizes the top companies and solutions in the global educational technology market, has selected Clear Touch Collage™ as the winner of its Classroom Technology Innovation of the Year award in the second annual EdTech Breakthrough Awards program.
Clear Touch Collage is a software solution that makes lessons, group activities, and remote learning more collaborative by allowing students to connect from their iPads, Chromebooks, or other devices, and cast up to six screens to the classroom’s Clear Touch interactive panel. Collage works with all devices — no matter what type of device the district or school has chosen – including Android®, Chromebook, PC, Mac, and iPad.
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Collage allows students to connect their devices directly to the board by entering a secure access code, which can be especially helpful in schools participating in a 1 to 1 device initiative. The software also allows teachers to view all connected devices at once and choose up to six devices to cast to the screen at any given time. This innovative software solution comes bundled with each Clear Touch panel, giving teachers an intuitive collaboration tool without having to worry about turning on or connecting to another third party piece of hardware, or renewing software subscriptions.
“Clear Touch Collage is a powerful solution developed in partnership with teachers and is an example of our team’s dedication to providing seamless, practical, and collaborative technology,” said Keone Trask, President of Clear Touch. “Our company continues to design innovative solutions that enhance the power of human connection, and we are proud to be recognized with the ‘Classroom Technology Innovation of the Year’ award.”
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