CENTEGIX CrisisAlert Training Video

[@ambesa1]

Great Job!! lets keep advancing this technology. Money should not hold this back from being implemented nationwide.

[@jonmarkel2919]

I have this thing at my school

[@GabetheSlacker]

Now that I think about it, what could happen if we hang keys, flash drives, or other things on the crisis alert badge?

[@CENTEGIX]

@GabetheSlacker, it's not uncommon for the CrisisAlert badge to be worn on the same lanyard that holds a staff members ID card.

[@GabetheSlacker]

@@CENTEGIX I actually think the Centegix CrisisAlert system is a pretty cool safety feature for schools. I like how the badge is designed so that you can't press it on accident.

[@GabetheSlacker]

My band director at my high school wears his CrisisAlert badge on a clip on his waist. If the teacher falls unconscious and there is no other teacher nearby, would it be okay for a student to click the badge?

[@jonmarkel2919]

i’m not lying!!!

[@lauramarkel4361]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 GOOD JOB!!!

[@deborahhunter6699]

i yes

[@ryb5443]

Between the cartoonish art style and the upbeat music, this video is tonally idiotic. Let’s not treat active shooter situations like a comic strip? Is that so much to ask?

[@alisondurbois6801]

I think, though, using simplified cartoon characters puts the attention more on the instructions they are giving. If they used real actors, our attention might be on the drama of the acted out crisis, and the details of how to use the badge might get lost.

[@ryb5443]

@@alisondurbois6801 I agree- but is the music not idiotic?

[@ChrisBryan-x5q]

i yes

[@terryparker7839]

i yes

[@robertwatson928]

i yes

[@tonycockerham6971]

i yes

[@jasonabercrombie1987]

i yes

[@matthewshuman]

i yes

[@edwardandeli]

i yes