Technology company Epson is advancing education by balancing traditional and digital learning through innovative products such as interactive projectors and advanced printers. As the pandemic accelerated digital learning, Epson recognizes the value of print materials for memory retention among students.
Epson’s commitment to education extends beyond technology, partnering with the Department of Education (DepEd) in the Philippines through the Adopt-a-School Project. This initiative aims to provide resources to schools, ensuring uninterrupted learning.
The company’s sustainability efforts, under the “Engineered For Good” philosophy, promote greener environments in schools using Epson’s ecosystem.
“Epson blends traditional and digital learning together in modern Philippine classrooms, equipping them for the future of education and sustainability,” said Masako Kusama, president and director of Epson Philippines. “At Epson, we believe this is a right, not a privilege. Through our work with DepEd and schools in the country, we want to help unlock students’ creativity and potential.”
EB Series projectors
Epson’s EB Series projectors are designed to enhance classroom engagement with large, high-definition displays. These projectors offer flexible installations and can project screens up to 120 inches, even from less than two feet away. Portable models allow teachers to bring the technology anywhere, while interactive models like the EB-725Wi incorporate tactile learning with dual pens and finger-touch interactivity. The projectors are compact, require minimal maintenance, and can last up to 10 years under regular use.
Despite the rise of digital tools, Epson emphasizes the importance of print in education. Their Business Inkjet printers are built for high-volume, efficient printing, essential for schools with large student populations. These printers support wireless connectivity and mobile printing, catering to the needs of modern classrooms. Also, Epson’s heat-free technology reduces power consumption, aligning with its sustainability goals.