Winners in six categories plus an overall Most Innovative Product of 2015 honored at NSCA’s Business and Leadership Conference in Tampa, Fla.
Already heavily outfitted with audiovisual equipment, the Riverside 911 Call Center recently upgraded their connectivity and controllability to help with response time.
Find out how controller-less Wi-Fi changed this school’s mobile learning program for the better.
Umass Amherst installed a touch-screen kiosk to give current students and visitors a taste of the football team’s past. Prior to the kiosk, the university only had printed media guides to give current and prospective students information on the football program. The kiosk enables the school to display 130 years of its football history, including player stats, information on the band, mascot, helmet designs and how game days were conducted. The kiosk was geared towards winning over prospective students, to keep current students engaged with the school’s football program, to impress visitors, and provide alumni a sense of nostalgia during their visits back to campus.
Even though card keys might be old-fashioned for access control solutions, they are still a popular security item on today’s college campuses. However, colleges should still consider revamping their access control solutions and strategies. Five key access control tips include: investing in mobile access solutions, electromechanical key systems, relying on a campus card office for assistance, insuring your network and looking to the Cloud for more data storage.
Six electronic security industry experts share their 2015 predictions for the marketplace.
With digital learning on the rise, Costal Bend College invested in REVEL, an immersive learning, online-based platform for students to supplement their classroom learning. Professors like Karl Clarkare using REVEL to assign videos and reading assignments to students, and have direct, digital communication with students if they are struggling with a certain topic. Students can use REVEL to complete additional assignments, and to check their understanding of course material with quizzes and simulations. REVEL is purchased on a per-class basis.
HigherEdTD takes a look at ten of the most innovative people in higher education for 2014.
Highlight on 17 of 2014’s most innovative college projects.
Hope Roth of Verrex talks touch panels, and explains when a system needs a fresh update versus when it needs to be put down for good.
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