Making the Most of Classroom Projection
Making the most of classroom projection in 2017 means using their interactive capabilities, and not just treating them as new versions of overhead projectors. That’s the opinion of Brian Nadel, a contributor to AVNetwork.com. In a post entitled “Making the Most of the...
No April Fools
Tomorrow is April 1—April Fools’ Day, a day when it’s traditional to pull pranks on friends, family, and co-workers. But we decided to use a day dedicated to (mostly harmless) lies as an opportunity to talk about truth-telling. Truth-telling is an important part of...
AV in the Gymnatorium
Large multiple-use spaces, such as gymnatoriums, pose special challenges for projection and audio. But with a bit of thought and planning, you can find the right solutions. Kevin Burlinson, an AV associate at Shen Milsom & Wilke, recently wrote a piece for...
Projection Screen Alphabet Soup
One of the most frequent questions we get from AV dealers is about our projection screen alphabet soup—all those letters at the ends of our projection screen names. C, E, M, and V. What do they stand for? And what about projection surface names? What do the letters...
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