Collaboration is becoming easier than ever with videoconferencing, screen sharing, content capture and more. But different spaces require different levels of technology to collaborate with. Here are some guidelines to help you choose the right tech.
As huge stacks of data continue to pile up for many companies, those companies will need to find ways to utilize that data. Internet of Things will continue to add to that data and the way we work will change because of it.
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.
Education research expert David Miller reveals five benefits flipped classrooms provide higher education. Miller says that flipped classroom strategies are becoming a great movement, and provide huge benefits to students and professors alike. The benefits include boosting student engagement, assisting in developing more team-based skills, providing personalized guidance for students, focusing on classroom discussions and promoting faculty freedom in the classroom.
Project management is no easy task, between tracking timelines, tasks, and the different employees responsible for everything. These apps can help.
Videoconferencing is a segment of the AV market that has seen major growth over the past decade. As more companies utilize videoconferencing capabilities, more companies will need to do the same to compete and collaborate. Here is what you need to know.
Two RedNet 2 16-channel A-D/D-A converters and two RedNet 3 32-channel I/O digital interfaces transport audio signals across the production facility’s Dante network at near-zero latency
New Technology High School in Napa, California has always been ahead of it’s time when it comes to technology integration. We take a look at what makes this innovative public school tick.
With the corporate environment changing the way they operate, the way they use technology, and the age of their employees, videoconferencing is becoming a must for huddle rooms.
The University of Toledo constructed a new simulation via AVI-SPL with technology provided by Cisco, Crestron, Barco and Sharp among others. The simulation center was built in order to give students, future healthcare professionals, a chance to get real world experience in the medical field before practicing on actual patients. The building was constructed based on the tri-center model, where there are three centers in one to train students. Each floor provides students with opportunities to practice debriefing skills, surgery, patient safety and treatment of human patient simulators. The simulation center is even open to people outside of the university, providing training, workshops and presentations.
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