Today’s students want interactivity. They expect school technology to be an extension of their own personal devices, which offer the convenience of touch capability, multimedia content and easy, immediate sharing. If schools want to engage students and create an enthusiasm for learning, they have to know how to reach these digital natives on platforms they are comfortable with.

At the same time, schools are beginning to adopt more modern teaching methods that emphasize the development of critical thinking and collaboration skills. The trend towards project-based learning and the flipped classroom are partially responsible for this move, but so are new and emerging technologies. Very often, these happen to be interactive, which certainly makes activity-based learning a lot easer and a whole lot more fun.

This slideshow is all about interactive products for your K-12 classroom. Everything you see here came straight from the InfoComm 2014 show floor. Each product offers something slightly different and would make a great addition to any classroom looking to take collaborative learning to the next level.