Tight budgets are convincing many K12 districts to turn to certified refurbished computers as a way to stretch technology budgets. But secondhand computers, and the vendors who sell them, aren't all the same. Our Web seminar panelists, George Moore of Responsive Education Solutions in Texas and Brian Bray, of Lebanon Community Schools in Oregon, offer insights and advice based on their experiences buying refurbished computers. Read More
Chicago, IL – Nov 04, 2009 - CDI, North America's largest supplier of recertified, brand name computers to the educational market, presents New England ISTE (NEISTE) with Q3 partnership fund check of over $6,000. The alliance between CDI and NEISTE provides NEISTE the opportunity to earn 3% quarterly on all hardware purchases made by NEISTE members. Read More
"Children need food to keep them focused so that they can learn. CDI is proud to increase academic success for hungry learners by providing funds to support the foundation's efforts," stated Saar Pikar, General Manager, CDI. "We now have an intentional, focused way to help kids that are going to school hungry. The foundation's work is an authentic success story of the community working together to help kids learn better because their minds and stomachs have been fed." Read More
Don’t be deterred by the stigma of buying used. Refurbished computers can offer better value and performance than new units, while lessening IT’s environmental footprint. Consider this: Before you press the power button on a brand-new computer for the first time, it has already used almost 80 percent of the energy it will consume over its lifetime. Read More
Learn how you can securely and economically turn a regular classroom into a computer lab in minutes. Our Intellerum Educational Carts come in all sizes and are designed specifically for the school enviroment. Read More