When colleges are able to think like hackers and identify vulnerabilities in their networks, they can better equip them against their enemies.
Rising college student Yishai Barth shares which technologies support his disability, and encourages instructors to be choosy when matching ADA compliant technologies to other students.
Even though smart phones both negatively and positively affect student learning, they will always be present in college classrooms.
A missing priority for most InfoComm 2015 attendees is to try to sit in a room with the folks who discuss and create the industry’s standards.
CIOs are becoming more stressed with the new wave of technology demands, and need to adapt to keep end users happy.
When Rutgers University’s Newark and Camden Law Schools began considering a proposed merger into one, 1,100-plus student entity encompassing both locations, they invested in an immersive telepresence solution.
InfoComm, the largest event for professional AV in the world, has plenty of announcements. Here is a breakdown of what you might have missed.
InfoComm, the largest event for professional AV in the world, has plenty of announcements. Here is a breakdown of what you might have missed.
At InfoComm2015, NEC is showcasing multiple interactivity solutions, including its latest ultra-wide screen, single projector and large format display.
Biamp Systems introduces Oreno, its newest mobile control system, at InfoComm 2015.
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