Latest articles by Margot Douaihy, Ph.D.
The city of Edmonton, with its festival flair and 1,300,000 residents across a diverse metro area, has earned its moniker “Gateway to the North.”
A perennial challenge for tech managers and systems integrators is creating a satisfying, intuitive user experience that stays consistent across manifold AV/IT devices and services.
You’ve seen the headlines by now: AMX by Harman Buys SVSi. Intel Unites with Biamp. Crestron Pairs With Microsoft. But what do these developments mean for the pro AV industry?
"With the ever-increasing sophistication of AV technology and options, IT is playing a more central role in the selection, implementation, and support of AV solutions."
If you are tasked with system performance, end-user training, and upkeep of installed AV, here are three notable InfoComm classes and events to keep in mind.
Penn State University is road-testing the latest iteration of wearables with an Apple Watch experiment.
The LAUSD (Los Angeles Unified School District) announced a partnership with Apple and Pearson to purchase more than 600,000 iPads pre-loaded with Pearson's educational content.
Earlier this month, the US Justice Department settled an agreement with MOOC provider edX.
Portland, Oregon-based Elemental Technologies is on a mission.
The EdTech universe is abuzz this week with excitement and trepidation about the direction of anti-cheating video monitoring in higher education.
Which technology trends are poised to make the most impact in higher ed during the next five years?
Think: two days of networking, high-fiving, strategy sessions, and product demo-ing for tech managers, facility directors, CTOs, tech buyers, and end-users.
We owe George Feldstein—Crestron’s inimitable Founder—a debt of gratitude.
One of the best aspects of my job is test-driving new AV products.
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