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ETB Launches New Services for Educators

September 2006

Strongsville, OH (September 19, 2006) – A new service is now available for educators to help them utilize technology to help enhance student performance. Educational Technology & Beyond has been started by Brian Donahue, Nancy Rundell, and Paul Gigliotti to fill a great need in the field of educational technology. With over 30 years of combined experience in the field of education, ETB offers clients experienced guides in the often confusing maze of instructional technology.
“We frequently see teachers confused and frustrated with the technology available in the field of education,“ said Rundell, a seventh-grade computer teacher at Shiloh Middle School in Parma, Ohio. “We want to show them not only what works and what doesn’t, but also how to use that technology to get the most out of their students, “ Rundell added.
 

In order to accomplish this, ETB has developed a series of presentations and workshops that uses technology as their base. These courses are designed to match the needs of their audience. For example, a beginning course is offered to help those new to the world of computers learn to use basic functions as email and spreadsheets to make their time more effective.
 

ETB is also an authorized reseller of the mimio Interactive Whiteboard system. Incorporating the latest advances in presentation hardware and software, mimio offers districts concerned with their tax payers’ dollars a chance to give their students the latest educational technology at a fraction of the cost of other interactive whiteboard systems. ETB also offers full product support and demonstrations of the full line of mimio products.
 

About ETB Corporation
Educational Technology and Beyond was founded by three teachers with a desire to explore and demonstrate how technology could be used in today’s classroom and beyond to help enhance students’ performance. Located in Northeast Ohio, ETB has traveled from Baltimore to Chicago, from Columbus to Washington, D.C., all with the desire to expand the role of technology in the field of education. The members of ETB are available for classes, workshops, and demonstrations on a variety of technological issues.