How the Cloud Can Help Districts With Remote Learning and Working

Districts across the country continue to transform digitally, and cloud adoption is at the forefront of innovation. Join the Amazon Web Services (AWS) K12 education solutions architecture team to learn how your district can continue to modernize, prepare for the future, and scale for student and administrator success.

Who should attend?

This series is intended for AWS customers, particularly K12 districts and institutions. Content is tailored for a technical leadership audience (CIOs, CTOs, system administrators, developers, DevOps managers, infrastructure, and other IT leaders).

When: Tuesday, April 27, 2021 |11:00 AM PT/ 2:00 PM ET
Speaker: Dylan Barlett, Senior Solutions Architect, AWS

Whearas lightweight end-user devices, like Chromebooks, are becoming more and more prominent in K12, many schools are left struggling with aging hardware and computer labs for resource intensive or legacy applications. The AWS Cloud can provide solutions for remote learning and working, from the development of virtual computer labs and anywhere, anytime access to applications for students, to working from home solutions for teachers and administrators.

In this session, learn how to deliver Windows applications to any device through a web browser with Amazon AppStream 2.0. Schools use this service for a variety of use cases such as art and design, engineering and Computer-aided Design (CAD), and legacy Java and Flash applications.