Schools and businesses are often slow to adopt new and exciting technologies, but they shouldn’t lag behind on wireless video streaming, as there is a world of content to explore out there. In mere minutes, a business can connect its employees to training webinars and online classes. A company can deliver its own training material or presentations across its entire staff, pushing out incredible amounts of information in a short time. This is also invaluable for a school, which can bring high-tech science, history and math presentations to every classroom with a few keystrokes. There are few limitations on the technology, and the potential impact is enormous.
Wireless video streaming has made it possible, like never before, for schools to engage their students in a modern, high-tech fashion. The current generation of students is tech savvy and views hours of streamed content every week. These students are willing to soak up media delivered to them in a package they recognize, and can build connections that might otherwise be impossible. The effect is even greater when students are given a chance to produce content for the school, providing a unique set of creative and technical skills that few schools offer.
And by cutting out the cables, the system can be set up quickly and at a manageable cost. Changes to the building’s infrastructure aren’t necessary, and with smart access point placement, it is possible to build a robust network throughout a building or campus.
It’s the kind of project that administrators, faculty and students can all benefit from.