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Will The Smartphone Kill The Student ID Card?

Generation Z students expect their college or university to innovate and
adapt. The method of identification is one area in which institutions
need to evolve, taking into account 2 major challenges facing the
higher education sector: inclusion and security. Can digital technology
really meet these two challenges? Does the physical card still have a role
to play? Can digital and physical solutions coexist?

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What’s Behind You – Check Out the Photo Backdrop System

Check out the Photo Backdrop System that includes a backdrop (available in a variety of colors) an adjustable stand, retractable, motorized, or wireless control. The metal stand adjusts from 28” to 78” high to accommodate sitting or standing poses. The backdrop is made of wrinkle resistant nylon microsuede material and attaches to the included stand with velcro to ensure a tight fit.

Customers have given this system rave reviews:

Security from Reston, VA says that the stand is a “very professional background for company badge photos.”

Big Foot from Walworth, WI has found more than one use for their system: “We purchased the two-sided screen (white/blue). The white side is a great emergency projector screen.”

Government Worker from Sterling, VA reports that “it’s a great product that … can be easily moved from different locations.” (Tip: To make transporting the system even easier, a convenient carrying case is available.)

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Including Preferred Pronouns on ID Badges

As the world becomes more accepting of individuals personal preferences we have been seeing an increase in this also being included on employee and school ID badges. Inclusive bosses and institutions are now taking a step further to accommodate employee’s preferred pronouns. By including them on employee ID cards individuals can now express their preference in the workplace making for a much more comfortable experience for them.

Schools especially seem to be taking on this new addition to their ID badges citing the desire to show students that gender identity is respected and embraced among the schools views. To accompany the addition of the student’s preferred pronoun, Syracuse University has also implemented Preferred Name on their ID badges – a highly requested feature among staff and students alike.

If you are looking to add preferred pronouns to your ID badges you can contact [email protected] with your request and we will be more than happy to make this adjustment for you!