With all of the responsibilities put on professors in higher education, they have enough on their plates without worrying about the presentation technology they use during a lecture. AV Systems that rarely work as anticipated and are overly complicated to use cause frustration for both lecturers and students.
When classroom audio visual systems create more problems than they solve, it is common for professors to actively avoid using them. On the other hand, if there’s confidence that the AV system will perform properly each time with little effort, an ROI will quickly be realized as the technology is effectively used day after day.
For over 20 years Nomad has been providing quality, Classroom AV systems to universities across the Country. In fact, the Nomad product line originally shifted to AV Solutions under the suggestion and guidance of several local professors. By consistently working with higher education institutions, we have continued to adapt and perfect our AV systems to meet the needs of educators.
For lectures to run smoothly and efficiently, it is crucial that the classroom av system being used to present teaching materials performs as expected every time and is easy for anyone to use with little to no training.
Nomad’s approach to providing AV solutions offers consistent reliability and an established interface that has proven to be intuitively easy to use.
Planning a lecture is time consuming, the last thing instructors want to do is worry about whether or not a critical visual aid will be supported by the classroom’s audio visual system.
With different furniture designs and a wide variety of technology available, our systems are configured to provide appropriate flexibility in each classroom or lecture hall. Customizable input/output arrangements allow the classroom av system to be compatible with other educational technology such as lecture capture systems, video conferencing and/or student response devices.
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Patrick Gaughan
Fort Lewis College
IT Coordinator & Computer Technician at
City College of New York
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Standardization
It is no secret that a strategy for the standardization of technology is essential to minimizing costs, reducing the burden of support and creating an efficient work flow. Listed to the right are the key benefits of standardizing on audio visual technology campus wide.
Nomad’s unique approach to AV implementation can dramatically improve and simplify standardization efforts. To help campuses realize the benefits listed, we offer standardization incentives such as favorable quantity discounts and vendor-managed parts closets.
Matt McGlamery
Fort Lewis College
University of Illinois – Chicago