Plug Into ENA and Edtech Through the ENA Blog, Facebook and Twitter!

Until recently, ENA reached out to you through our Get Connected newsletter (which are archived here). Today, we offer more convenient, timelier and powerful ways to get and stay connected with others who share your concerns and interests: the ENA blog and our presence on Facebook and Twitter! Through these social media channels, we continue to share customer success stories, ENA and industry news, and national and state education policy updates, only now you can get this content immediately and with the opportunity—and a standing invitation—to join a dialogue about them anytime you please! We encourage you to reach out to us over Facebook and Twitter anytime!

    Memorial Day Tribute

    25 May, 2012 Chris Willis Blog, We Are ENA 0 Comments
    Memorial Day Tribute

    Memorial Day. It started as a commemoration of every man and woman who served in the United States Armed Forces and fell in war. Over time, it evolved into a day of memory for all deceased friends and relatives. Regardless of the celebration’s time period, Memorial Day is a day of honor, remembrance and acknowledgment. [...]

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    The Motorcyclists of ENA

    23 May, 2012 Chris Willis Blog, We Are ENA 0 Comments
    The Motorcyclists of ENA

    As the warm weather has rolled in, so have the motorcyclists. Such is the case at ENA, where 5 motorcyclists have taken up the banner as the resident two-wheelers. Aaron Hurt, Dan Haskell, Jay Power, John Smith, and Kevin Bonds make up this group, and I recently had the chance to ask each of them [...]

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    SEDTA Releases The Broadband Imperative

    22 May, 2012 Chris Willis Blog, EdTech Matters 0 Comments
    SEDTA Releases The Broadband Imperative

    The Broadband Imperative: Recommendations to Address K-12 Education Infrastructure Needs, released by the State Educational Technology Directors Association (SETDA), examines the trend of needing broadband in all facets of K-12 education. As stated by Douglas Levin, Executive Director of SETDA, “Limited access to broadband must not become the stumbling block to helping all students make [...]

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    Welcome New ENA Employees and Interns!

    21 May, 2012 Danni Rocque Blog, We Are ENA 0 Comments
    Welcome New ENA Employees and Interns!

    Congratulations to the newest ENA employees and interns. In the last 4 months ENA has added 12 people to their cache of top notch employees dedicated to serving you – our customer. Their expertise varies from Engineers to Finance to Human Resources, but they all share ENA’s belief that customer happiness is true success. To [...]

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    Facebook Is Dead; Long Live Facebook!

    18 May, 2012 Brian Hubbard Blog, Technically Speaking 0 Comments
    Facebook Is Dead; Long Live Facebook!

    I am writing this on the morning of Facebook’s Initial Public Offering of stock.  It is expected to be one of the largest IPOs in history, and it is one of the most anticipated IPOs in a very, very long time.  Facebook has changed the way companies market themselves and how people connect to each [...]

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    ENA Employees Take on Relay Rutherford!

    16 May, 2012 Chris Willis Blog, We Are ENA 2 Comments
    ENA Employees Take on Relay Rutherford!

    This past Saturday, three ENA employees participated in the first annual Relay Rutherford, a team running event to benefit the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.  In less than 8 hours, Kalli Rosenthal, Kris Vivrette, and Mike Yoders ran approximately 54 miles of sidewalks, roads, and trails across Rutherford County, Tennessee along with three other non-ENA teammates.  [...]

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    Fayette County Schools, GA, Honored for Technology Aptitude

    16 May, 2012 Chris Willis Blog, Educators We Are ENAmored With 0 Comments
    Fayette County Schools, GA, Honored for Technology Aptitude

    The results are in for the top school districts that have successfully implemented technology. “The top ten rankings reflect those school boards/districts with the fullest implementation of technology benchmarks in the evolution of digital education.” Amidst the schools ranked, which were broken up into large, mid-sized, and small student population districts, Fayette County Schools in [...]

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    How Secure Is Your Password?? It’s $!mP1e!

    14 May, 2012 Zak Willis Blog, Technically Speaking 0 Comments
    How Secure Is Your Password?? It’s $!mP1e!

    Passwords. Nobody likes them. Who wants to use them? They’re annoying. Unfortunately, they are a necessary evil today.  Everywhere we go, we have to enter a password or PIN.  Who has time to remember all of them?  We forget to update them, and when we do, we try to make it something memorable.  This usually [...]

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    What Motivates a Young Mind

    11 May, 2012 Kevin Bonds Blog, Technically Speaking 0 Comments
    What Motivates a Young Mind

    It is no secret that interest in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education has been steadily declining in the U.S. for some time. As we enter the “innovation age,” there is real concern that the U.S. economy will feel the negative impact from the lack of a homegrown, technologically savvy workforce. In a testimony [...]

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    Four ENA Customer Districts Win $191,000 in Grants!

    Four ENA Customer Districts Win $191,000 in Grants!

    ENA would like to congratulate four customer districts that have recently won grants to launch and expand their video-teleconferencing programs! All four districts are choosing to purchase ENA Video Connect (our inexpensive but effective multi-person, cloud-based solution whose only requirements are the ENA network, a computer and a speaker-mic) and/or content and training from ENA’s [...]

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