Logitech video collaboration to support training at the University of Michigan

This American public university has installed Logitech webcams and video collaboration systems in its classrooms that teachers and students use to communicate with other campuses.

The video conferencing system Logitech Group, along with the BCC950 and PTZ Pro webcams from this manufacturer, are the solutions deployed in the classrooms and rooms of the University of Michigan to support its core mission: teaching and research, as well as new applications such as connecting classrooms on other campuses.

One of the requirements of this public academic institution in the United States was the ease of establishing videoconferences with optimal video and audio quality in the minimum possible time., as well as its ease of use by teachers and students to respond to the demand for video in the classroom and outside of it..

Logitech's plug and play solution enables flexible video communications, quick and simple, to which was added responding to the need of the University of Michigan to have a quality and durability system that worked in many different meeting spaces.

HD video quality and 10x zoom on some systems, with clear audio for more than twenty participants, wide viewing angles, along with the ability for Logitech's video conferencing solution to work and integrate with meeting applications and other video communication systems, have been instrumental in supporting and expanding the classroom teaching paradigm., research and the various meeting environments of the university.

This is what Tood L points out. Austin, responsible for the videoconferencing system at the University of Michigan: “when people come to us with an interesting new video conferencing request, our default answer is to figure out how to make it work. Logitech makes it easy with high-quality products, at reasonable prices, which are right where we want to be in terms of value and performance”.