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InfoComm, CEA, and CEDIA Collaborate on Joint Standard for Drawing Symbols
The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) has entered into a formal contract with CEDIA and InfoComm to participate in the joint development of an ANSI Standard, as part of their R10WG7 Residential Systems Documentation Working Group. ...
McGraw-Hill Professional to Release First CTS Prep Book
InfoComm is working with McGraw-Hill Professional to develop a comprehensive resource to help candidates prepare for the Certified Technology Specialist (CTS) exam....
Wiring for Creative Arts Education, Part 2
With Bennett Liles
For creative art students at Cuyahoga Community College in Cleveland, gone are the days when recording engineers had to learn on the job. ...
High-tech Desks
By Dan Daley
Don’t try carving your name into the desks that some media schools are implementing. ...
Four Tech Trends in Education
By Dan Daley
The same phenomenon that brought about the home theater revolution and put high-definition video in houses of worship is causing enhanced AV to become part of the new education experience....
Summer School
By George Petersen
According to Alice Cooper's classic 1972 anthem, "School's out for summer." While this might be true for millions of schoolkids, it's prime time for integrators...
Keep the Learning Burning
By Bennett Liles
On the front line in AV’s toughest environment....
Wiring for Creative Arts Education, Part 1
With Bennett Liles
Next-generation recording artists and engineers have a place to learn their craft with all the latest gear at Cleveland’s Cuyahoga Community College Center for Creative Arts. ...
A Campus-wide IP Video Network for a State University, Part 2
At North Carolina State University, the campus-wide video system was upgraded to IP video with Haivision's Video Furnace, zero-footprint InStream player and Stingray set-top boxes...
A Campus-wide IP Video Network for a State University, Part 1
The traditional coax based video network at North Carolina State University had reached capacity, and when they decided to upgrade to a campus-wide video-over-IP system, they called Haivision for a solution...
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