Since the world changed in the spring of 2020, academic institutions have adapted their learning environments to support both hybrid and remote learning. Today, universities are incorporating technologies such as high-end cameras, ceiling- and table-mounted microphones, and large digital displays to transform what were traditional classrooms and lecture halls.
Audiovisual tools such as video bars can enhance the overall learning experience, according to Gaurav Bradoo, director and head of product for education at Logitech.
“This trend of having video ubiquitously is not just for the virtual scenarios as we thought or for pure hybrid scenarios,” Bradoo says. “It seems like a continuum that’s growing. The conversations that tech directors and professors are having are about enhancing the overall experience, whether you’re in the classroom, your dorm, in the home or on the road.”
Bradoo says universities need technologies such as cameras and audio tools that are “super simple” to boost the learning experience. These tools are becoming so advanced that hybrid lectures can resemble the work of slick video production studios.
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