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Hi all, I want to invite (encourage) everyone to register for a webconference panel: Planning for the Future of Learning Space – What's Next for Technology & Inclusive Design? Shannon Dunn and I pulled this together for the Learning Spaces Collaboratory (one of my favorite sandboxes for thinking about ...

I have used Evertz equipment as a design professional - for broadcast facilities. Within the broadcast realm, I think of them as being a very agile and high-quality manufacturer of "industrial-grade enterprise media equipment to support commercial television studios" (read: overkill for the average ...

Personally, when I do instruction over zoom myself, I have done it at home with my iPad "joined" and sharing my screen so I can annotate and write and the experience has been really great (but I use my iPad daily as an eNotebook anyway, even though my other machine is a Surface ------------------------------ ...

Hi Faye, RE: the standard room technologies - I've developed those designs as departmental staff/faculty and also as a consultant working for institutions that hire me. I've also worked as an AV/IT Cass Tech design consultant trying to design a building (with an architect) to those design standards. ...

Hi Damion, Getting back to your original question here are some other thoughts pulled together (from my colleagues and me) since yesterday: *Much of this is an opinion, backed with some examples, and tinged with a little personal frustration at the gap that still exists (and hope for more). The IT ...

Hi all – I was that "AV consultant on a training center at Perkins School for the Blind" as Christine Verbitzki mentioned. (Hi Christine!) At the time, we ported (duplicated) the touchscreen controls to an ipad so we could overlay JAWS and the Java implementation of the GUI, etc. We effectively ...