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Technology was a big part of campus life even before the pandemic made remote learning ubiquitous. AV systems made it slightly more manageable when the world shut down and many higher-education institutions were able to transition their distance learning, lecture capture, collaboration tools and digital signage to enable safe learning solutions. Still, the demand on remote learning infrastructure was massive, and a lot was learned in a very short time about what worked and what didn’t work. Infrastructure challenges were spotted, limitations in certain pieces of AV technology were evaluated, and maybe more importantly, everyone learned a little bit about what it felt like to be a remote participant. Greater understanding of how it feels to be at the far end of a classroom video stream has prompted more immersive redesigns of AV systems. Now those far-flung classmates will feel like they’re in the middle of the action, and instructors are more free to move around a classroom now that they’ve got a handle on pan-tilt-zoom camera presets and remote controls.
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This new, more supported interactive AV experience produces more participation and engagement, which helps answer a need for creating greater equity of experience between in-classroom and remote students.
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