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Technical Direction Company is bringing large-format video projection technology to two must-see events in Sydney this year.
Colleges like FIU and ORU are using telepresence robots to better engage their students and keep lessons lively.
In order to keep students’ data from being compromised, schools must be educated about online threats, protect their network and have a strong understanding of how vendors use student data.
FIU is using telepresence robots to boost distance learning interactions in classes at its home base in Miami and a distance class in China.
Gary Crowe, CFO of Ricoh, explains how his company has saved money and boosted productivity through collaboration.
UNLV invested in a new video wall by Planar to keep students engaged and entertained while they work out at the Student Recreation and Wellness Center.
CenturyLink needed to replace existing button mics with a new solution. They settled on Earthworks to help them be heard.
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