To keep current students happy and boost the number of accepted students, colleges are providing curricula and learning spaces that “look like where students will work.” Students that take advantage of such curricula and learning spaces have the opportunity to see where their degree paths could take them after graduation, and get real world experience during their undergraduate years.
Schneider Electric recently moved into their Boston One Campus in Andover, MA. Shortly after, they invited industry analysts, media, social influencers, acadamia, and others to discuss the forces driving the next age of change in the industry during the Influencer’s Summit 2014.
NTT I³ strives to set a new global standard of agility, quality, and value creation in pursuit of open service innovation. To do this, the company recognized the need to collaborate across multiple geographies. This is where the Oblong Mezzanine System comes in; now the central element of the Overbridge suite.
St. Cloud State University’s updated broadcast center provides students with a new learning space and real-world experience.
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.
Historically, the university has been not only a repository of knowledge but a seeker of it, as well. Schools regularly collaborate with industry, science and other spheres to broaden their knowledge base and, if they’re adroit enough, help their bottom lines, too. The newly opened Louisiana Digital Media Center (DMC) at Louisiana State University (LSU) is the perfect example of that synergy between academia and industry. What sets the venue apart from others of it’s kind is its 7.1-surround Meyer Sound cinema system .
A look at Oregon University’s custom sports solution for its football players.
Nursing students get a chance to try out new medical procedures on high-fidelity human patient simulators rather than live patients.
Whittier’s technology face-lift includes a state-of-the-art courtroom, jury room and judge quarters to create the atmosphere of an actual court.
When Verizon wished to create a second Innovation Center in San Francisco, they called on former partners Whitlock and Cavanaugh Tocci Associates to outfit them with state-of-the-art collaborative A/V technology.
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