Dublin Unified School District grew to 10,000 students while deploying 1:1 Chromebooks to support online assessments and digital learning. To do this, they upgraded their infrastructure to Ruckus for the performance and reliability needed to elevate the classroom experience. Read this case study to learn more about their Chromebook deployment and wireless network selection.

Keeping up with the escalating number of devices and bandwidth hungry applications on your network is the biggest challenge K-12 IT administrators face. Watch this webinar to learn how to handle this growth.

As the bring your own device (BYOD) phenomenon continues to grow, and classrooms move to a digital first learning model, more devices will demand network connectivity at faster and more reliable speeds. Read this white paper to understand where IT needs to invest to provide students a truly digital learning experience.

Lodi USD needed a long-lasting wireless infrastructure with enough headroom to support media-rich apps running on tens of thousands of Chromebooks. This case study explains why the school district turned to Ruckus Wireless and shows how a Wi-Fi network allowed them to:

• Triple client capacity and throughput.
• Increase number of concurrent clients supported per access point while improving signal strength and reliability.
• Easily integrate a new WLAN with their existing content filtering system.

Turns out the district’s investment in Ruckus not only supported their 1:1 student-to-mobile device initiative, it had a positive impact on underperforming students’ reading levels. Read the case study and see for yourself.

The results explored in this market reserach paper send a strong message to school district technology leaders—you need world-class Wi-Fi to push the needle on classroom achievement.