4 Factors To Keep In Mind When Choosing Audio Technology for the Classroom
By Jennifer P
Panasonic Connect recently posted an article on their blog discussing the important factors to consider when choosing audio technology for your classroom.
Panasonic Connect recently posted an article on their blog discussing the important factors to consider when choosing audio technology for your classroom.
Thanks to the seamless Panopto and Epiphan integration, professors no longer needed to worry about activating the Pearl Mini in their lecture halls, as faculty who were already familiar with Panopto could simply press record as they always had.
For a limited time, P200 is just $1295 for all Education customers, plus you get almost $1000 USD worth of free software!
For Auburn University, the mounting costs associated with sending large production crews onsite and the timeliness of getting content back to the home studio proved problematic. Adding LiveU to the crew’s toolkit changed the content game for the school.
An article recently posted to Sound&Video Contractor discusses how NDI and NewTek are used in hybrid learning for Cranfield University. University converts entire AV production infrastructure to NDI® driven by flagship TriCaster 2 Elite to manage online class video production.
When discussing video and education, “Lecture Capture” is a term you’re sure to hear. And that’s for a good reason, lecture capture is one of the most common applications for video in education today.
YuJa, Inc. and Epiphan Video announce a technology integration — empowering schools to create and manage video content to support students’ success.
Epiphan put together a great blog post all about Lecture Capture. This is a term you will definitely hear when discussing education and AV. Lecture Capture is one of the most common applications for videos in education.
From mission revival architecture to a revival of classroom AV hardware, Santa Clara University (SCU) has seen many changes since its establishment in 1851. With the early 2020 onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, California’s oldest higher education institution was faced with the challenge of making a complete shift to remote learning – and without much warning. Thankfully, SCU’s existing Matrox® Maevex 6020 Remote Recorder appliance and Panopto™ video management system (VMS) lecture capture solution made it easy for the university to integrate Maevex 6020 devices and deploy them quickly across all buildings, allowing SCU students and faculty to transition seamlessly from the classroom to the university’s remote learning platform.
Epiphan Video just released a video primer giving a quick run-through of what the Pearl Family of harware encoders can do.