Higher Education

The "good enough" tech standard for higher education classrooms has evolved.

Check out how the AV/IT team at FVTC standardized on the technology and layout in nearly 400 classrooms to ensure a consistent experience for faculty.

When marble floors and Grade I listed stonework ruled out traditional hearing loop systems, the University needed a solution that was wireless, scalable, and non-invasive.

When Bill “Bubba” Busse arrived at Jax State, one of his primary objectives was to upgrade the broadcast infrastructure so it could truly operate like a Division I program.

The goal: Design an AV solution that allowed video content to be clearly seen from anywhere in the room without interfering with the primary function of the space as an active exercise physiology lab.

Virginia Tech's Academic Building One is a model for how universities can rethink campus experience in a distributed, urban context.

Shaffer Hall on the Homewood campus of JHU's key objectives included deploying auto-tracking cameras, providing USB peripheral sharing for BYOM sessions, and aligning with accessibility standards through the use of Heckler sit/stand instructor desks.

A 15-foot-wide by 24-foot-high, fine-pitch, high-resolution canvas from Planar is used to show dramatic cinematography from award-winning filmmakers, highlighting vivid nature scenes.

Twenty-one AV/IT teams pulled out all the stops in creating classrooms that deliver the best learning and teaching experience. Check them out!