AV in the classroom can be a powerful teaching tool for educators in any grade. Sights and sounds can bring new life to a history lesson or bring clarity to a science lecture. But what happens when the students being served by AV technology have special needs? At the Texas School for the Deaf (TSD) in Austin, teachers at the state’s oldest continuously operating publicly funded school have found the answer...
Projectors are standard equipment in most classrooms these days. For as long as most can remember, there has been some kind of projection device in the classroom--albeit the size and sophistication has vastly improved over the last few decades...
It has been more than 10 years since data projectors moved on from CRT to technologies that allowed more manageable units, and lamp technology also changed...
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In this edition, Luis Guerra, associate manger of technical training at Shure, talks with Sound & Video Contractor Contributing Editor Bennett Liles about the best way for church technicians to use wired and wireless microphones ...
The Conservatory of Recording Arts and Sciences (CRAS) is the premier school for audio recording, engineering, and production education with campuses in Tempe and Gilbert, Ariz. The Conservatory's 900 hour Master Recording Program II is a 42-week program in which students spend 30 intensive weeks on campus learning about sound reinforcement...
When IP Logic, a voice and data solutions provider based in Albany, N.Y., initially contracted with the University of Buffalo's (UB) Neurosurgery Department,...
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Sound & Video Contractor presents a continually updated database of the movers and shakers in the AV installation industry ...
If you are one of the more than 9,500 audiovisual professionals holding the CTS credential, you should be aware of changes to the CTS renewal process....
Although the perception of high definition is in the eye of the beholder, HD has rapidly become associated by most people as the highest level of video...
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