Avocor accompanies students and teachers towards more dynamic learning

The classrooms of the academy group TTMAT of the United Kingdom have been updated with the screens of Avocor of the E series providing a more dynamic and engaging learning environment.

Avocor screens have become the cornerstone in centers Thomas Telford Multi Academy (TTMAT) and ensure its strategy based on educational excellence. This is a group made up of five schools located in the West Midlands (United Kingdom), including four secondary schools (Madeley Academy, Sandwell Academy, Walsall Academy, Thomas Telford UTC) and a primary (Redhill Primary Academy).

It has a management structure that provides the directors of each academy with autonomy, independence and responsibility to assume full responsibility for the management of each center. Effective communication and collaboration are also important to enhance efforts and raise standards. TTMAT decided to renew the technology in its classrooms with the aim of revolutionizing the teaching and learning experience.

At the TTMAT complex, the audiovisual configuration standard in the classroom was a traditional projector and whiteboard infrastructure. Although this audiovisual configuration benefited from the familiarity, It also presented a variety of practical and teaching limitations.

For example, projectors could show reflections on screens, which meant interruptions in presentations and, besides, dependence on lamps not only increased costs, but also created downtime when they needed to be replaced. Besides, This legacy setup could create a physical barrier between teachers and technology, which hindered the desired dynamic learning experience.

The foundation embarked on a comprehensive vendor selection process to upgrade the AV system, with a priority on future-proof solutions. Longevity was also a critical factor and it became clear that some suppliers lacked the established track record to inspire confidence.. Looking for a technology solution that integrates with existing workflows and sought a software-agnostic approach to allow teachers to use their preferred software and learning platforms without restrictions.

The innovative interactive displays of the E series from Avocor emerged as the best option, since they not only offer a reliable and durable solution, But its cutting-edge gesture recognition technology set it apart from the start.

This feature coincided with the vision of fostering a more interactive and engaging learning environment. Equally important was the integration of teachers' laptops and desktop computers., transforming screens into an extension of your tools. Finally, Elimination of lamp replacements significantly improved total cost of ownership (TCO), which made Avocor an economically attractive option.

“Our traditional AV setup was reliable, but limited”, Affirma Daljeet Kang, Director of Information Technology Services at Sandwell Academy Trust. “We envisioned a future-proof solution that would create a more engaging learning experience.”, but that would also improve the total cost of ownership of our audiovisual systems. “We are delighted with the positive impact Avocor screens have had in our classrooms and look forward to equipping even more classrooms in the future.”.

The TTMAT has made the decision to implement Avocor interactive displays in 112 classes, so far, throughout your network. This measure has meant a commitment to providing teachers and students with the most advanced technological tools available..

E-series high-definition displays deliver a vibrant and engaging viewing experience for students. While the transition from VGA to HDMI presented a minor technical hurdle, the IT team addressed it quickly, ensuring seamless integration.

Since implementation, The Foundation has witnessed a spectacular improvement in classroom dynamics. The intuitive touch screens and gesture recognition capabilities of Avocor displays have fostered a more interactive learning experience for students. Teachers can now interact with students in real time, which encourages deeper understanding and knowledge retention.

TTMAT has also been impressed with the displays' remarkable durability, that withstand the demands of a busy classroom environment. The combination of screens 65 y 75 inches fits classrooms of different sizes, and plans are already underway to equip additional classrooms with this transformative technology.