Case Study: Parkland School District achieves more interactive learning with Airtame

Parkland School District uses Airtame to revolutionize learning

Parkland School District, a K–12 district in Eastern Pennsylvania serving 9,300 students across 11 campuses, wanted to create a more collaborative, learner-centric classroom experience. But inconsistent Wi‑Fi, the need to avoid cables and adapters that students could lose, and the complexity of a district-wide rollout made it difficult to find a reliable screen-sharing solution.

Parkland School District piloted Airtame’s wireless screen sharing and collaboration platform and quickly expanded it district-wide, hardwiring most devices with Ethernet adapters to improve reliability. With 555 Airtame devices in use and one Chromebook per student, teachers gained more classroom mobility, students became more engaged, and classroom management improved; the district also described Airtame as highly reliable and easy to manage.

Parkland School District

JR Renna

Coordinator of Educational Technology