Dedicated to Device Protection We protect the devices that keep users learning, playing, and working -- in the classroom, in the field, and everywhere in between. MAXCases is a U.S-based company that designs protective solutions that enhance learning and support productivity, helping schools and organizations maximize their IT budgets. We’re known for our highly-protective cases for iPads, laptops, and Chromebooks as well as for our “do-whatever-it-takes” customer support. Founded in 2011 to serve the education market with rugged device protection designed to meet the rigor... [Learn More]

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The Company Will Present the EdgeProtect™ and EdgeProtect™ Plus Custom-Fit Cases; These Cases Deliver Robust Protection, Lightweight Design and Cost Saving Opportunities... [Learn More]

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Chromebooks are small but mighty. On their own they deliver loads of learning power. Add some key Google Chromebook accessories and the benefits multiply. School-issued Chromebooks often come bare-bones. Amping them up with accessories can help students get their work done more quickly. More comfortably. And with greater enthusiasm. When homework time is over, great Google Chromebook accessories can deliver better downtime too. Not a student but still love your Chromebook? These Google Chromebook accessories are also for you. Google Chromebook Accessory No. 1 USB-C adapter Yes, a humble dongle tops the list of hot Google Chromebook accessories. Why? Because many Chromebook ports aren’t compatible with many popular Chromebook accessories. Chromebooks are smaller, lighter and cheaper than traditional laptops. Which usually means they have fewer and smaller ports. Today’s newest Chromebooks are outfitted with small, USB-C ports. They’re the 1/3-inch or so ... [Learn More]

Education technology (aka “edtech”) can be hard to keep up with. Rapid change and new options are a constant challenge. Today’s gold standard is 1:1 computing. Providing one device to each student, one-to-one computing has been shown to increase student engagement. Boost collaboration, creativity, and test scores. Plus, using personal tech devices for learning prepares students to participate in a tech-dominated world.  All of which begs the question: which 1:1 device is best?  Which best meets the needs of student, teachers and school districts? An iPad or Chromebook? Rivalry recap: Chromebook vs. iPad iPads were introduced into the classroom in 2010. They quickly set the standard for classroom learning with a digital device. Across the US, classroom iPads became commonplace. By 2013 the iPad had captured  94% of the education device market. Introduced in 2011, Chromebooks offered a low-cost alternative to Windows laptops, MacBooks and iPads.... [Learn More]

Education has changed dramatically in the last twenty years. From early childhood education to high school and beyond, we have technology to thank for remarkable advances in teaching and learning.  Tablets, laptops and smartphones have become valuable teaching tools. With so many options, however, parents, teachers and school districts often wonder which is the best for their students. Choosing wisely is the key to maximizing learning opportunities. For the youngest students, using iPads in the classroom paired with educational iPad apps are a sure-fire choice. iPads for Preschoolers to 2nd Grade: the Right Device for the Right Age/strong> Most school districts want to provide one computing device for every student. Ditto for parents. In fact, we know from research that 1:1 computing boosts student success. When it’s within their means, having a device for each student at school and at home maximizes learning success.  So which device is best? There�... [Learn More]