Interactive AV Tutor is upgraded to now include its own headset. (more…)

Califone announces three sets of its own Stimulus packages, each designed to help improve teacher efficiencies and student learning. (more…)

Enhance ELL Opportunities with Trusted and Accessible Technology

Reading and writing skills develop in a wide variety of ways, and our card readers offer a special audiovisual training method that targets the needs of many. Our CardMaster is designed for early childhood, K-12 bilingual reading, language learners, ESL, special education, and workforce literacy groups by enabling students to link visible letters with the sounds they hear played back through the Cardmaster. (more…)

Upgrades Multimedia Players to whole Class Amplification Systems

Research supporting the use of portable sounds fields has shown how they can help enhance individual student and small group learning. Expand your portable media player to a classroom wide amplification system with this offer. (more…)

Califone Offers No Charge Shipping on Selected Products
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What does the Stimulus Plan mean for you?

No matter what the age of the student or the subject, chances are the role of audio plays an important role in your activities, and Califone products are there to help teachers reach students regardless of their individual learning styles.
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Extends to the most popular classroom AV equipment (learning centers, multimedia players, headphones & headsets) to more than twice that offered by competitors, with all portable PA equipment covered for 8 years!

Califone took a giant step forward to help extend budgets, teacher efficiencies, and enhance language acquisition activities with a doubling of its warranty on some of its best selling items. The company believes that purchasing decisions these days should take into account if the warranty even covers the item for use in schools which consumer electronics items do not, let alone for extended periods of time. (more…)

Texas students who are physically fit are more likely to do well on achievement tests and less likely to have discipline problems, according to a study released Monday by the Texas Education Agency.

Based on annual physical fitness assessments of more than 2.4 million students in the public schools, the study found that increased exercise helps the brain function more efficiently and enhances the ability to learn. Students who were physically fit also had better school attendance. (more…)