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On the stand, Crestron will be showcasing AirMedia, its all-new wireless HD presentation solution for classrooms and small lecture theatres.įeaturing simple plug-and-play installation, AirMedia brings presentation, collaboration and content sharing capabilities to classrooms that aren’t wired for an AV system.
Wireless collaboration solutions will be a major focus of this year’s show. Cleverstore brings the future of learning to the present.Ĭrestron will be exhibiting its new range of collaboration tools designed for schools and universities at this year’s BETT show.
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Featuring a large number of free apps, educators will be able to download a specific app for a subject – this could be a Periodic Table or a Times Table game. Cleverstore is an exclusive app store only available on the Clevertouch Plus. Continuing to shape the way teachers and students interact, Clevertouch will be launching a whole new app-based way to learn – Cleverstore.
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We will be showcasing the full range of screens (sizes 42-84”), including the revolutionary Clevertouch Plus with fully integrated Android operating system. It continues to be a market leader specialising in 3D graphics and projection systems and has now taken on projects as far afield as Las Vegas, Majorca, Europe, India and Dubai.Ĭlevertouch: app-based learning with Clevertouch Plusįor the second year running Clevertouch are joining forces with DisplayNote at BETT to demonstrate the definitive collaboration experience. The Amazing Interactives’ team has now installed more 3D systems than any other company in the UK with over 400 systems in place. Here is a selection of BETT launches.Īmazing Interactives was set up to develop and supply next generation 3D software/hardware installations for the education, theatre, visitor attractions, and medical sectors. The move to a collaborative approach in education, with its increased dependence on standardised industry devices and technologies, has opened the market to a host of new players.Īrguably, there has never been a better time to introduce new solutions to the market. The latest statistical evidence (see the Futuresource figures in News) suggests that the IFPD is winning the large format display battle in the UK and that tablets are the preferred option among personal devices. The third, and arguably the most extreme option, is to dispense with the large format display at the front of the class completely- and just network the personal devices. The second, and seemingly the most popular choice, is to match the personal devices in the hands of the students with IFPD (or IWB / interactive projector) hubs running collaborative software. Essentially, the choice is to keep the faith with established providers, perhaps even replacing like with like, and building on the new infrastructure tools that they offer. Last month, AV News explored some of the options available to those looking at new or replacement solutions for schools, colleges and universities. AV News looks at some of the contenders in the fight for the educational pound, and the response from the established players.
The traditional divide between the industry leaders has been disrupted by new entrants, new technologies and even new paradigms in the move to personalised and collaborative learning.
BETT 2015 will see an unparalleled choice of classroom solutions on show, and demand some deep thinking on the part of educationalists plotting their way forwards.
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