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Hi Bob--For your use case, we've used relatively inexpensive consumer TV mounts used for storing a TV over a fireplace, but the TV can be pulled down to cover the fireplace when it's in use. (Search for "fireplace TV mount.") There are adjustable counterweight springs plus gas struts (like in an automotive ...

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I think tablet arm desks made a little comeback because of COVID: one person, one piece of furniture, spread them out as much as you can for social distancing. Before, it seemed everyone was trying to go to lecture tables (with at least two occupants) and separate chairs, and I think that was for three ...

We stopped using Remark for scoring bubble forms because it was relatively expensive to maintain and it still required quite a bit of handwork. If you're not averse to shifting the scanning burden to faculty, the Zipgrade app on their phones will read and score multiple choice bubble forms with about ...

We're not using docking stations in classrooms, but all our offices use the Dell WD19 USB-C dock, plugged into Dell laptops running DisplayLink. I would think this approach would work in classrooms exactly the same way IF everyone using the docks was using a university-owned and -administered laptop. ...

+1 to Gaurav's comment about the Smart SP624. We replaced some older Dell 24" touchscreen monitors with these and the touch resolution is much better. The biggest payoff is when you pair them with Smart Notebook software/firmware/drivers and use them to whiteboard using the Text Pen (a stylus setting). ...

We got the Crestron soundbar with an integrated camera for a 12-seat seminar room to try it out. We turned the Huddly framing software off soon after installing it, though--it would keep the focus on places in the room where nothing was happening and not pick up where the action was. The wide angle from ...

Hello all-- My provost has charged me with finding a mobile-based elections service for hybrid faculty meetings. Requirements include a defined qualified voter roster, one voter/one vote, and an audit trail. The ability to add questions to the ballot "on the fly" during the meeting (as amendments are ...