VIENNA, Virginia – AAC Inc., a leading provider of network engineering, convergence technologies, and information assurance solutions, today announced that the company’s XML applications have been spotlighted in the Virginia Society for Technology in Education (VSTE) Fall Journal.
The VSTE Journal article is entitled Voice over IP: Why next generation communications are growing in interest for schools, and spotlights AAC’s PhoneTop K-12 XML applications as well as various Cisco VoIP installations AAC has completed for various school districts in Northern Virginia.
The VSTE Journal provides beginners as well as advanced enthusiasts content and non-time-sensitive information covering six areas of technology in education interest: Curriculum and Instructional Strategies, Current and Emerging Technologies, Technology Implementation, Teacher Education and Training, Assistive Technologies, and Research. The Journal is a mixture of articles designed to provide a full cross section of appropriate and content information for technology-using educators.
Says Rob Yost, Director of Information Technology at Frederick County Public Schools, "Implementing AAC's VoIP solution and customized XML applications has dramatically increased communication and efficiency between our 20 networked facilities. The faculty has reported high satisfaction with the new phones and adapted very quickly to their user friendly applications." |
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