Reader Poll: Using Color to Address Classroom Challenges

EpsonMay 23, 2019

Color is a powerful tool that can be used to tackle a number of classroom challenges; from boosting engagement through vivid study materials to improving communication of complex ideas. Take this quick poll to raise your hand for the challenge you’d most like to solve, then see how your peers have responded.

If you could solve one of the following challenges for your teachers, which would it be?

Please select any of the option below and click VOTE.

If you could remove any obstacles in the way of meeting that challenge, would you be ready to deliver?

Please select any of the option below and click VOTE.

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Reader Poll: Using Color to Address Classroom Challenges

If you could solve one of the following challenges for your teachers, which would it be?

28%

I would help them stimulate student creativity by providing tools to create more vivid and visually engaging materials

16%

I would help them provide their students simplified, less restrictive access to quality hardcopy output in color

32%

I would help them better communicate complex ideas by using color as a codifying/organizational tool

18%

I would help them improve personalized learning by using color to better tailor materials

6%

These are not issues for our teachers

Please select any of the option below and click VOTE.

If you could remove any obstacles in the way of meeting that challenge, would you be ready to deliver?

15%

We are set. Most of our classrooms have printers already

10%

No, none of our classrooms are equipped with printers

17%

Some classrooms have a printer, but they are an exception

27%

We would like to have more classrooms equipped with printers, but the cost of supplies and maintenance is prohibitive

32%

We have printers that are shared by our teachers, but not in classrooms

Please select any of the option below and click VOTE.

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Reader Poll: Using Color to Address Classroom Challenges

If you could solve one of the following challenges for your teachers, which would it be?

28%

I would help them stimulate student creativity by providing tools to create more vivid and visually engaging materials

16%

I would help them provide their students simplified, less restrictive access to quality hardcopy output in color

32%

I would help them better communicate complex ideas by using color as a codifying/organizational tool

18%

I would help them improve personalized learning by using color to better tailor materials

6%

These are not issues for our teachers

Please select any of the option below and click VOTE.

If you could remove any obstacles in the way of meeting that challenge, would you be ready to deliver?

15%

We are set. Most of our classrooms have printers already

10%

No, none of our classrooms are equipped with printers

17%

Some classrooms have a printer, but they are an exception

27%

We would like to have more classrooms equipped with printers, but the cost of supplies and maintenance is prohibitive

32%

We have printers that are shared by our teachers, but not in classrooms

Please select any of the option below and click VOTE.

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