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If you recently have been searching for new AVID AE-42 headphones to replace your old class set, you might have noticed that they seem to have disappeared. It’s sad but true—AVID’s AE-42 headphones model, a favorite in many classrooms, is no longer available for purchase. It's a bummer, we know. But don't worry! TheAVID AE-36 headsets are the perfect replacement and go-to choice for K-12 classrooms. They are packed with features that make them essential for testing, assessments and learning i …

In today's environmentally-conscious society, finding eco-friendly alternatives for everyday products is becoming increasingly important. And when it comes to headphones, there are some top manufacturers who have made sustainability their priority. These companies not only produce high-quality, durable audio devices that stand up to wear and tear for a longer lifespan but also focus on reducing waste and promoting recycling practices. Here are some manufacturers of recyclable headphones you n …

Encore Data Products, a supplier of high-quality audio-visual equipment and technology accessories, is inviting schools, families, and individuals to check out its exciting range of holiday offerings. Encore Data Products’ extensive product range includes headphones, AV technology, cleaning and health supplies, and AV accessories for the education, health and fitness, hospitality, business, and government industries. The company features products from top brands and offers free shipping …

As the world recovers from the pandemic, the online learning environment has been crucial in helping students continue their education. Even though classrooms are starting to fill up again, there’s one accessory students have that can still enhance their learning experience: school testing headphones. With the right pair of high-quality headphones, students stay more engaged with their coursework, studies, activities, and online lectures. In this article, we’ll first explain exactly …

As the end of the 2021-2022 school year winds to a close, students, teachers, and parents everywhere are celebrating the end of the most normal year we’ve had in K-12 education since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. For the first time in years, schools across the country got down to business as usual, with students returning to full-time in-person learning and many of the mandates and restrictions put in place in school districts finally getting more relaxed. Of course, the school ye …