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First, we’re talking about both Death Stars: the original Death Star in Episode IV, A New Hope, and the second, unfinished (yet fully operational) Death Star in Episode VI, The Return of the Jedi. I think we can all agree that the planning committee that proposed the original Death Star was thinking smartly. The Empire …
As the new school year approaches, educators might be seeking new gear to provide the best learning experiences for their students. Adorama’s new program designed for educators—Classroom Connect: Adorama EDU makes that possible through major teacher discounts. But, you’ll need to act fast as enrollment ends on September 30.
Drones are a great way to keep students engaged with learning and are an excellent addition to any STEM program. However, the cost is certainly a barrier for many educators.
Luckily, with Adorama EDU educators can save up to 20% off on many of Adorama’s top products, including drones. Here are all the details about (including how to sign up for) Classroom Connect: Adorama EDU:
How much teachers can save through Adorama EDU
Classroom Connect: Adorama EDU is a specialized program offering exclusive discounts and benefits to educators. Educators enrolled in Adorama EDU receive a range of benefits — though the primary one is saving money.
Once enrolled, educators get up to 20% off thousands of products and an extra 6% discount on pre-owned items. Though not everything on Adorama’s website qualifies for the discount, some major drone companies are available:
Other participating brands include Fujifilm, Panasonic, SanDisk, and more.
Notably, DJI, the leading consumer drone brand, is not participating in the Adorama EDU program.
How to enroll in Adorama EDU
Getting started with Adorama EDU is a straightforward process:
1. Set up an Adorama user account: If you don’t already have one, you’ll need to create one on the Adorama website. It’s free to join.
2. Complete the SheerID online verification: Fill out the SheerID online verification application with your personal and professional information to confirm your eligibility. To verify, you’ll need a school-issued email address, and one of the following documents: an official letter from your institution, a teacher ID card, or a pay stub within the last 90 days. The documents must include your full name, the name of your school or logo, and a date within the current academic year (or within 90 days of today’s date).
3. Verification confirmation: After submitting your application, you’ll receive a confirmation message once your verification is complete.
4. Start Shopping: Once verified, you can begin shopping and taking advantage of the exclusive offers available through Adorama EDU.
Enrollment in Adorama EDU ends on September 30, so educators sign up now and save a little extra money on your classroom tech, new photography gear, or upgrade your devices.
Nokia has unveiled a groundbreaking addition to its Autonomous Inventory Monitoring Service (AIMS): the ability for drones to conduct accurate, item-level inventory counts. Warehouse shrinkage – often attributed to administrative errors and theft – can cost firms 3-5% of their revenue, according to industry data. Nokia’s new inventory counting feature tackles this challenge head-on by […]
