Solving Wi-Fi Challenges for Schools and Universities | Ekahau Webinar

“The Wi-Fi crashed” is the new “the dog ate my homework.” It’s a funny excuse, but for IT teams, it points to a serious reality: In modern education, connectivity is the foundation of learning. Whether it’s a K-12 student taking an online assessment or a university researcher uploading data, expectations are sky-high. If the network drops, the learning stops.Educational networks operate under a unique set of constraints. IT teams have to direct Wi-Fi signals amidst 100-year-old lecture halls with thick stone walls, support high-density testing environments, and manage a chaos of devices—from district-issued Chromebooks to the thousands of phones and laptops students bring to campus. Join us for a session with Northern Arizona University (NAU). We’ll dive into how they support reliable connectivity for 30,000+ devices across 70+ buildings. And even if you don’t work in education, you’ll leave with actionable strategies for improving your network’s connectivity.