You are receiving this email as part of a free information service from District Administration Magazine. Classroom Management from the Cloud BYOD is a great initiative to help districts reduce the student to device ratio, while saving money.       But how does it affect classroom instruction? Teachers are hesitant to allow non-district owned devices into the classroom because it can take students off-task, and there is no easy way to manage, monitor and collaborate with those students and their devices. Enter Stoneware. With a combination of our flagship products webNetwork and LanSchool, districts are now able to grant access to files, applications and reports from any device at anytime, all through a universal webDesktop. In addition, schools now have the ability to deliver an on-demand agent to student-owned devices to allow classroom management features that teachers are used to. Learn more about the benefits of the Universal Cloud Platform today. Watch webNetwork for Education video »   Download a 30-Day Trial of LanSchool » Download the webNetwork 6 Datasheet   Classroom Management from the Cloud   Read the six-page Feature Guide       Visit the LanSchool website   Visit the webNetwork website This message was mailed to [EMAIL] as part of a free information service from District Administration. District Administration is the award-winning magazine for district superintendents and other top K-12 education executives. To make sure you receive your District Administration emails, add partneremail@dapartner.net to your address book. To unsubscribe from these informational messages, please click here. View our Privacy Policy. Published by: District Administration, 488 Main Ave., Norwalk, CT, 06851 [COPYRIGHT]