AV SuperFriends

Originally recorded on November 6, 2020 On this episode of AV SuperFriends: On Topic, we're taking a look back at an interesting last few months.  Did we choose the right model microphones and projec... ok, no one really cares about that.  We take a holistic look at AV, eLearning, pedagogy, and the college experience and talk through how making six years of changes in six months might affect the f...

Originally recorded on October 23, 2020 Marc is upset with an integrator and that immediately derails our conversation.  Then, we argue about what makes a "standard" classroom.  How do we determine what that should mean on our campuses?  Has that changed in the last six months?  (Hint: Yes... and no).  Also, Jamie gets angry and manufacturers in general about equipment mounting. 

Originally recorded October 16, 2020 Jamie is coming in hot with a problematic project.  We define AVoIP, then argue about that definition. Is it better to put things on the network or on a network? And who manages all our network stuff, anyway?

Originally recorded October 02, 2020   We discuss our universities' responses to COVID-19 and how those decisions might affect higher education AV design in the future.

Originally Recorded on September 25, 2020 We discuss the changing relationship between trade shows and new products, take a look at AV's responsibility in supporting pedagogy, and dive into the mailbag to answer your questions.

Originally recorded on September 18, 2020 We discuss dueling trade shows, doing the wrong things-- but for the right reasons, and dig through the mailbag to answer your questions.

Originally Recorded September 11, 2020 We talk about some clever, but cheap solutions to common AV issues, dig through the mailbag, and explore the concept of the academic gig economy.