Latest headlines: Scott Tiner on classroom technology standards, Gary Kayye on the battle for the future of immersive video calls, plus news from AVer, Apogee, ShowMeCables and more
October 1, 2024 | Volume: 10 | Issue 19
Fall is upon us. Time for football, hearty soups and pumpkin spiced everything. This time around we have some future-looking wisdom to help you in your daily job. Gary Kayye looks at the battle of immersive video calls. Scott Tiner talks about best practices for classroom standards. A further look at Commercial Integrator Expo products. We even get into why AV companies need to get their own chips. Sit back, sip on something warm, and enjoy all the great content. Have a great week.
Recently on AVNation’s EdTech Podcast, we had a discussion about standards for classrooms. After the discussion, I began to wonder more and more about […]
Earlier this year, Google announced Project Starline would become a reality in 2024 or 2025. For this project, Google is partnering with HP to make the solution […]
Chips make the AV world go round. We learned that hard lesson during the pandemic. The idea that we were all waiting on companies to get back online to finish jobs put a spotlight on bottlenecks. Once […]
Tascam announced the debut of the FR-AV2, a compact, high-resolution two-channel field recorder with timecode functionality. Designed for small to mid-size film and […]
Launched as an iOS-exclusive feature, Carousel Digital Signage has now extended Carousel Daily support to Android personal devices and MacOS desktops and […]
Videotel Digital announced its VP92+ now has dual HDMI ports so that this one player can display content on two screens at the same time. Each VP92+ player […]
The SDVoE Alliance announced that Universal AV has been designated as the latest SDVoE Certified Design House. This certification highlights Universal AV’s […]
The University of Florida (UF), located in Gainesville, is a leading public land-grant research university known for its comprehensive academic offerings and […]
Christie has shared that its RGB pure laser projectors are part of Curiosity Hall, a new experience at Allentown, Pennsylvania’s Da Vinci Science Center. […]
Could AI run a classroom? The potential of ‘teacherless’ classes for higher education. We also look at the state of remote learning, and looking at the latest from CEDIA Expo 2024 for campus AV. On EDTech […]
