Angel Bischak Sees E-learning Application for Kids with Special Needs Through Digital Signage Technology from Bottom Line Media

Bountiful, UT, March 29, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Angels Lending Group is working with Bottom Line Media as they seek to expand the use of digital technology to schools for e-learning. Flat screen panels are an excellent way to allow cash strapped schools to give access to specialized learning opportunities for special needs children and in the regular classroom as well.

Digital signage technology using flat panel screens is increasingly being utilized as a new advertising medium around the world. Companies also use it for videoconferencing, training, and meetings. Schools and other organizations can use it to teach students at multiple sites.

Perhaps the most exciting application envisioned by Angel Bischak is the application for use by classes that work with kids that have special needs. “As a former special education teacher, I know that not all students learn well in the traditional classroom environment. E-learning is definitely a useful method for some special needs kids,” said Angel, President and CEO of Angels Lending Group.

Both Angel Bischak and Steve Anderson envision a day when schools around the world will have access to quality education through distance learning supplied by digital technology. Angels Lending Group seeks to support projects that are a benefit to the environment, green energy, and humanity.

About the Angels Lending Group

Angels Lending Group specializes in unconventional financing options working with the world’s top financing and banking institutions. The sister company, Angels Wealth Lenders, has a team of over 50 directors who process projects for Angels Lending Group working on a global basis for commercial structural development and the expansion of any business enterprise. Together, both companies focus on green energy and humanitarian projects.

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