Access anywhere, Collaborate any time. One teacher assigns group presentations on the periodic table and asks students to work from home over the weekend. Another teacher wants students to begin handing in homework online. A coach needs access to his team's contact list to inform them of a last-minute cancellation. Without easy, ready access to digital files, teachers, students and staff are at a disadvantage.

Schoolwires Synergy is the solution designed to give K-12 administrators, staff, teachers and students the power to securely store, organize and access digital files online at any time, from anywhere — from collaborative learning assignments and class presentations to contact lists and more.

• Provide easy access, 24/7. Ensure that the right people have access to the right files at the right times. Set up a web-based environment to allow teachers, students, administration and staff to securely create, store, organize, edit and share their files. Using programs such as Microsoft Word™ and Excel™, files can be created and edited online from any web browser.
• Enhance instruction and collaboration. From sharing important information and assignments to collaborating on papers and group projects to managing homework drop boxes, Synergy takes teaching, learning and communicating far beyond the classroom walls.
• Centralize and organize content. Create consistent folder hierarchies and folder configurations to better organize and provide easier access to files. Retrieve documents in a snap with powerful search options. Mass-select, zip and store files and folders to any offline device. Synergy delivers the control IT managers need, with the ease-of-use that teachers and students expect.
  

The best technology under the hood. Synergy is built on ultra-reliable, leading-edge technologies that give you unmatched performance and data assurance.

"Schoolwires Synergy fixes a long-term problem IT people have been faced with for years. It's a better and more effective way to exchange information between teachers and students."

— Joseph L. Jenkins, Director of Technology Services
     Natomas Unified School District, CA