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University of North Texas Upgrades Broadcast Studio While Planning for the Future

The school chose A/V systems and cameras that are cutting edge now, but robust enough to last for years.

September 6, 2014 Chrissy Winske Leave a Comment

The University of North Texas upgraded it’s student broadcast studio with new HD Hitachi cameras, RU1000VR remote control panels, a Ross Vision-M 1.5-M/E multi-format switcher, Compix Synergy 2 dual-channel HD graphics system, a Blackmagic Design router and a 360 HD Maxx server. The studio was designed to with the latest technology and built to last at least 5-7 years.

Radio Call Box System Improves Safety for California Schools

The new technology provides a budget-friendly communication system that allows for authorized only access to campus facilities.

September 3, 2014 TD Staff Leave a Comment

Read about one California school district’s new Ritron call box.

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.

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

Virtual Floor Plan Aids Connectivity in Corporate Boardroom

Integrator creates floor plan representation to connect to devices.

July 31, 2014 Jonathan Blackwood Leave a Comment

When Casaplex outfitted Econometrica’s boardroom with remote connectivity, they created a virtual floor plan that allows users to connect to devices with the touch of a screen.

The Cloud: Public, Private, or Both?

When utilizing a cloud system, do we want a public, private, or hybrid system for our needs?

July 28, 2014 Jonathan Blackwood Leave a Comment

There are several configurations for setting up a cloud system for your company’s needs. Which system suits your needs best? Learn about each in our feature.

Making the Move to HD Video for College Broadcasting

The University of Idaho upgrades its camera fleet and A/V technology for better broadcast event coverage.

July 18, 2014 Chrissy Winske Leave a Comment

The University of Idaho purchased six Hitachi Z-HD5000 cameras to move to HD video production. Other broadcast equipment includes a NewTek Tricaster 855 switcher, NewTek 3Play 820HD replay system and Sony HVR1500A HDV/DVCAM VTR, Hitachi CU-HD500 camera control units and Hitachi 1000VR remote control units.

Online Testing Center Balances Technology and Human Proctoring

At the University of Utah, a 112-computer subnet was created to enable a controlled setting for online exams.

July 15, 2014 TD Staff Leave a Comment

The University of Utah is advancing online course offerings through the building of its UOnline Center where a 112-computer subnet was created to allow for a controlled testing environment. The Center offers Lenovo ThinkCentre computers mounted beneath the desks with accompanying 19-inch Samsung LED-backlit screens. 22-inch screens are available for ADA compliance. Here, students take proctored online exams on computers that feature anti-cheating technology.

Dual-Sided, MultiTouch Video Wall Gives Advertising Agency Impressive Presentation Abilities

Lowe Campbell Ewald enlists BlueWater Technologies to integrate customized dual-sided 110-inch screen.

July 10, 2014 Jonathan Blackwood Leave a Comment

When Lowe CE moved to their new Detroit office, they needed an impressive video system to present to clients. BlueWater Technologies helped them install a unique dual-sided video wall with astounding content management abilities.