Interactive flat panels (IFP’s) giftwrap the major features that college classrooms need in a writing surface under one, low-friction coated screen. From enhanced visual impact and easy accessibility to collaboration-encouraging features, IFP’s are appearing in college classrooms faster than a click of a mouse.
When CROSSMARK decided to create a Center for Collaboration, they wished to help WalMart and their suppliers plan for the future more productively. They installed two touchscreen video walls which highlight an incredible facility.
Some ways you can pump up your college’s workout space include installing a video wall, a sound system for communal music and touch screens for students to sign up for fitness classes.
A three-year-long project that started as a way to better memorialize FBI agents killed in the line of duty has resulted in more than 70 interactive kiosks at field offices around the U.S. dubbed the Wall of Honor.
When BBK Worldwide moved to a new corporate headquarters in MA, they needed updated technology to help with collaboartion. SIGNET outfitted the company with Sharp AQUOS BOARDs to meet their needs.
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.
Florida International University’s new restaurant management lab is one of a kind in the world, and sets the bar for the future of hospitality training.
A visitors’ center with state-of-the-art audio and video connotes a media-smart university, while also sharing a sense of history
Trade shows are where people get to see cutting-edge AV technologies in action, and that was the case at last year’s InfoComm Show, in June in Orlando, where display manufacturer Planar teamed up with interactive design, software, and user experience (UX) developer IdentityMine to show how large-scale, interactive digital signage can be made accessible to human-sized hands.
See the tech Tampa Preps uses for it’s flipped classrooms. A/V technology helps facilitate collaboration, which is especially important in schools that employ the flipped learning approach. Class time is spent working together and sharing ideas while traditional “classwork” is completed independently at home.
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