Awards & Recognition For our team at MAXCases, helping students learn is the best part of the job. We are overjoyed by the response our cases have garnered from educators and the EdTech community. Each of these awards is a reminder of the good we’ve accomplished. Extreme Headset Receives Tech & Learning Magazine 2022 Back to School Award of Excellence The classroom-ready MAXCases Extreme Headset was recognized with two Tech & Learning Magazine 2022 Back to School Awards of Excellence, in both Primary and Secondary learning environment categories. Drop-tested for durability up to 6.6 feet (2 meters), the MAXCases... [Learn More]

MAXCases Commercial Solutions Safeguard Productivity MAXCases has been protecting the devices that keep users learning, playing, and working for over 12 years. We look forward to leveraging our expertise to meet your evolving needs, be they in healthcare, field work, first responder, or other commercial markets. Healthcare Keep devices safeguarded and easily sanitized to protect your technology investment, staff and patients. In Field Dirt, drops and bumps are inevitable; protect your devices with durable cases ready to serve in the range of on-site deployments. ... [Learn More]

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By teacher guest blogger Kathryn Rose As school districts face down another year of education under the cloud of a pandemic, teachers are encountering a new set of students whose parents are increasingly more involved with their children’s day-to-day academics. In a lot of ways, involved parents are an asset to the classroom, even when precipitated by chaotic or stressful events. Involved parents support teachers and their vision for a year filled with extended learning experiences. Involved parents help their own students succeed throughout the ups and downs of a normal school year. But how are parents going to handle the inevitable increase in technology that will appear this year if kids are once again asked to move into remote or blended learning? The relationship between tech devices and daily instruction solidified over the past two years. Students and schools were desperate to get their hands on anything that would keep classrooms connected and learning.... [Learn More]

Over the last decade, iPads have continued to make their way into classrooms, opening up a whole new way to teach and interact with students. As early as 2017, 90 percent of schools were already reporting using iPads in the classroom. And while Chromebooks have eaten away at this dominance, iPads still make up a substantial portion of 1:1 classroom tech, particularly with younger learners and in specialty subjects. While some concerns have been raised about the amount of time students spend with screens, iPads have brought many advantages to modern-day learning. Here are some of the top reasons why iPads are great devices for schools. iPads Facilitate Customized Learning Ah, differentiation. So important, so challenging. As a teacher you know that one of your biggest challenges throughout the day is to keep advanced students engaged while providing extra assistance to those who need help. iPads can help step in as a teacher’s assistant by delivering content that p... [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]