5 Takeaways from the AV/IT Summit 2022 By Wayne Cavadi last updated 4 August 22 SCN and AV Technology hosted the AV/IT Summit 2022 at the new-look Citi Field in New York. Here's what we learned.
6 Reasons to Invest in Yourself at the AV/IT Leadership Summit By Margot Douaihy, Ph.D. published 5 September 18 Here are some must-attend sessions coming to New Jersey on September 27.
The Golden Age of AV? By Margot Douaihy, Ph.D. published 8 August 18 With software-based approaches, and more ways to bring integrated experiences to life, some believe that we are living in the Golden Age of AV.
Keep It Cool: Power, Cabling, and Airflow in the 4K Era By John Storey published 18 July 18 Keeping it cool as resolutions increase requires much more than adding fans into chassis design. The pro AV industry needs a new paradigm.
Is it Time to Upgrade to Laser Projection? By Steve Rubery published 28 June 18 The day of the laser projector is here, and that won’t change anytime in the near future. Find out why laser projectors are a smart investment and how the technology is evolving.
Need to Know: Blockchain, AV, and IoT By Margot Douaihy, Ph.D. published 3 April 18 The promise of IoT is that machine-to-machine communication can be programmed and streamlined, and connected devices can be automated.
Why is the Justice Department Scrutinizing Educational Technology? By Margot Douaihy, Ph.D. published 14 April 15 Earlier this month, the US Justice Department settled an agreement with MOOC provider edX.
Call Me a Skeptic By Margot Douaihy, Ph.D. published 8 April 15 The EdTech universe is abuzz this week with excitement and trepidation about the direction of anti-cheating video monitoring in higher education.
These Six Tech Trends Will Be Higher Ed’s New Normal By Margot Douaihy, Ph.D. published 30 March 15 Which technology trends are poised to make the most impact in higher ed during the next five years?
Bufferbloat is a New Threat to Web Traffic, Including AV By Phil Hippensteel published 9 March 15 Sometimes it seems strange that a problem can develop and go undetected, even under watchful eyes. That’s exactly what has happened with the phenomenon called bufferbloat.
Top 5 Tweets from EDUCAUSE: Day 1 By Margot Douaihy, Ph.D. published 29 September 14 Follow #edu14 for all of the quirky ed tech news that’s fit to tweet.
IaaS: Delivering Enterprise-Level Support to Educational Institutions By Adam Stern published 26 August 14