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North Carolina State University’s Hunt Library Brings A/V and IT Together

Immersive digital signage, 7K video walls and professional quality audio create a digital playground that inspires research and innovation.

August 31, 2014 Chrissy Winske Leave a Comment

North Carolina State University’s Hunt Library features digital learning environments where students, professors and the community can conduct cutting edge research in engineering, gaming and the media arts. Technology includes a simulation lab and a gaming lab powered by Christie Digital MicroTiles, five Christie Spyder X20 video processors and Sennheiser K-array KK102 thin-line modular line arrays.

Remote, Tabletop Microphones Replace Ceiling Mics for Superior Sound Quality

When IBERIABANK had problems with their sound quality, they replaced ceiling mics with table solutions.

August 28, 2014 Jonathan Blackwood Leave a Comment

During quarterly earning reports, IBERIABANK’s New Orleans location was experiencing problems with ambient noise disrupting audio conferences. They replaced their ceiling microphones with tabletop solutions to try to improve sound quality.

Balancing the Power Struggle Between the Integrator and the Tech Decision Maker

The relationship between integrator and technology decision maker is changing.

August 25, 2014 Jonathan Blackwood Leave a Comment

Technology decision makers are becoming more educated, and as a result are having more of a say in the systems that are being integrated into their companies.

Lighting System Allows for Corporate Office to Focus on Production

Enhance your workplace lighting and improve productivity of your staff.

August 21, 2014 Dan Daley Leave a Comment

AWeber Communications is a forward-thinking company that has shown that one can improve employee productivity by giving them a well-it, fun place to work. Their Lutron control solution plays a big part in their success.

LED Lighting Creates Nurturing Environment for Autistic Students

The new lights at Cherokee Elementary do not flicker when fully dimmed, creating less of a distraction in special needs classrooms.

August 21, 2014 Chrissy Winske Leave a Comment

See how Cherokee Elementary School used LED lighting to save money and create a more nurturing environment for special needs students.

Campus Security Increases with Electromechanical Lock System Solution

Installed electromechanical key systems are keeping campuses safe, making students' and facilities' building access on campus easier.

August 20, 2014 Jessica Kennedy Leave a Comment

With electromechanical key systems, colleges are able to control and access the locks online and in real time from a remote location and keep campus safe.

FAMU College of Pharmacy Delivers Real-Time Distance Learning with Videoconferencing Solutions

Remote classes get a live, interactive experience that mimics the traditional classroom.

August 20, 2014 Chrissy Winske Leave a Comment

Florida A&M University opened a satellite campus in Crestview Florida. Pharmacy students can now take classes via a Cisco TelePresence unit. All lectures are recorded with the Cisco TelePresence Conference Server. Also included as distance learning technology are Shure lapel microphones, two LD HDTV Flat-screen TVs, and HD Epson projector and Polycom HDX Array ceiling microphones.

Monster ‘X’ Display Video Wall Built With Speed and Precision

Monster.com built out their video wall project in 5 weeks to showcase for Board of Directors.

August 14, 2014 Jonathan Blackwood Leave a Comment

When Monster.com decided to build a video wall in the atrium off the lobby in their new headquarters. The problem was that they had a five week deadline to show the system off to their Board of Directors.

Western Nevada College Goes the Distance with Lecture Capture Solutions

The Distance Learning Coordinator at WNC discusses the tech behind the program and talks designing learning spaces.

August 13, 2014 Chrissy Winske Leave a Comment

See how Western Nevada College completely revolutionized its distance learning program with lecture capture and webcasting technology

K-12 schools are relying more heavily on digital learning modules as virtual schools and hybrid classrooms grow in popularity. Here's what to know.

August 12, 2014 Chrissy Winske Leave a Comment

We take a look at online and blended learning, a growing trend in K-12 education. Here’s what you need to know.