Sound & Video Contractor Feature Articles On Education for the Audio/Video Industry

Intercom Systems Offer Flexible, Creative Uses

By Linda Seid Frembes

Walk into any school--be it K-12 classrooms or a college campus--and most likely, there is an intercom system installed there. School intercoms serve a wide range of communication needs--including announcements, direct classroom-to-office calls, regional paging, and emergency warnings...

Expert Roundtable: The Future of Digital Signage

By Bennett Liles

The digital-signage industry is gaining steam at a phenomenal rate...

Picture This: Tapping the Trend

By Jeff Sauer

What does YouTube mean to the professional AV industry? Well, probably nothing directly. Yet during the last couple of years, the success of streaming...

Expert Viewpoint: The RoHS Directive

By Jon Melchin

The booming construction market in the United States has spawned an increased awareness of the environmental impact of today's new builds. As a result...

EduComm Highlights Education Technology Trends

By Linda Seid Frembes

As the AV industry gears up for its biggest show of the year, the fifth annual EduComm conference will once again offer workshops and presentations focused on educational technology in higher-education institutions...

AV Technology in Special-education Environments

By Linda Seid Frembes

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...

The Buzz: Installation spotlight: Cameron Indoor Stadium, Duke University, Durham, N.C.

By Jessaca Gutierrez

Cameron Indoor Stadium, on the Duke University campus in Durham, N.C., has a rich legacy. Legend has it that the arena was conceived on a back of a matchbook...

Audio Podcast: Fiber Link at Emory University

Bennett Liles talks with Alan Pogue, director of media services at Emory University's Goizueta Business School in Atlanta, about the university's fiber-optic link system for delivering expert advice from the production facility...

Conservatory Invests in Student Laptop Program

By Linda Seid Frembes

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...

Audio Podcast: Remote TV Production

Bennett Liles talks with Jeremy Lommori, production engineer at California's Azusa Pacific University, about installation and production using fiber link intercom to facilitate TV production with control rooms in different locations...

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