With an infinite selection of video solutions on display at InfoComm 2014, HigherEducation TechDecisions narrowed down the best of the best that colleges should consider.
But while InfoComm is all about introducing what’s hot and yet to come, it also highlights key features that colleges need to run smoothly and efficiently, and stay up to date.
Video solutions are no exception. InfoComm hit keys points in this year’s video technology.
1) Security – With security as a top priority for colleges across the globe, there are video solutions out there that will help keep students safe. Top security cameras provide pan-tilt-zoom features, and are often concealed within a dark, globe-cover.
2) Flexibility – College classroom spaces are constantly evolving, and camera features need to keep up. Flexible cameras will be able to provide clear, crisp footage, flip images on demand, and can be mounted on any surface.
3) Convenience – Good video solutions will have features that cater to the hectic atmosphere of college life. Most convenient video solutions will be found in video software, where students can stream videos of live lessons, or watch a lecture at a later time.
4) Dual-purpose – Good video solutions will enable a college to use one product for many purposes. Some cameras can be used to capture detailed, close up shots at sports events, and then later used as a videoconferencing device in the classroom.
5) User-friendly – Most end users aren’t trained in technology, so simplicity is key when working with video devices. When a video solution is easy to use, events at a college run smoothly and effectively, such as a classroom of group project.
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