Across higher education, AV technology has shifted from a supporting role to a strategic driver of institutional change. Previously a simple setup of projectors and microphones, a sophisticated digital ecosystem is now shaping every aspect of the university experience.
Kinly, the global provider of AV integration and collaboration services and support, is delighted to announce it has won Top Education Project at the Crestron DM NVX Technology Awards for the Rochester Institute of Technology’s (RIT) Student Hall for Exploration and Development (SHED) project.
It’s hard to think of a more fitting location for our innovation expo than the Science Museum in London. Standing amidst over 100-years of technological history, I found myself thinking about AV’s evolution and how far we’ve come, even in the last ten-years!
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Today’s student generation are digital natives hungry to move away from traditional learning methods and find new ways to consume and process educational materials.
After the pandemic, the acceleration of digital technology has shown that classrooms and lecture theatres need no longer be bound by physical walls, and can become a much more flexible environment. The education sector can benefit from the outcomes of using the right technology, to further the relationship between teacher and student even in a digital space.
