InfoComm 2025: AV trends to create solutions in learning spaces

In addition to the exhibition of solutions and products, the edition 2025 of InfoComm will offer a full program of sessions, workshops and guided tours to show how educational and corporate institutions are adopting AV technology to improve teaching and training.

Organized by Avixa, the edition 2025 of InfoComm, which will be celebrated from 7 al 13 June (exhibitions of 11 al 13 June) in it Orange County Convention Center from Orlando, (Florida - EU) It will have among its objectives to show attendees how professional AV technology is transforming learning spaces, creating more engaging training environments, interactive and effective.

During this technology fair of the AV integration industry, which is sponsored by Shure, attendees will have the opportunity to explore audiovisual solutions for learning environments, from preschool to high school, higher education, y training in corporate environments, including both physical and virtual spaces.

A complete educational program will include the conference Higher Education Summit (Hetma), in which providers of audiovisual solutions for learning spaces and technology managers from higher education institutions in the United States will share their experience with the public.

Besides, visits scheduled as part of the so-called Integrated Experience Tours to the University of Central Florida, They will show the professionals who attend the event the most innovative technologies that are used throughout the campus.

“The way people teach and learn continues to transform, and innovative technology is an important accelerator of that transformation. It allows us to learn at great distances, collaborate more easily and make content more engaging - ensures Jen Heinold, vp. Senior Exhibitions for America at Avixa-. InfoComm 2025 “It is the forum to experience these professional AV solutions up close and learn directly from the technology managers who implement them in environments around the world.”.

Throughout the week in which InfoComm is celebrated 2025 Various additional programs will be carried out focused on professional audiovisual innovation in learning spaces.

In the session How to succeed in the audiovisual sector in a small school (How to go big on AV at a small school), that will take place 11 June, a group of sector professionals from five small higher education institutions will discuss the challenge of achieving more with less. They will offer advice on practical AV and IT solutions that attendees can use in their own colleges and universities.

He 12 June, in the session Next generation learning: the frontier of AI in AV/IT solutions (Next-gen learning: the AI frontier in AV/IT solutions) The transformative influence of generative AI in educational environments will be explored. The panel will address the challenges and opportunities presented by this technology and its application and innovation in AV/IT that are currently redefining the educational landscape..

on the panel Classroom Design Lab: Unlock the future of audiovisual design with practical knowledge, (Classroom design lab: unlock the future of AV design with hands-on expertise), that will take place 11 June, IT and AV specialists from North American universities will present an in-depth review of the transformative power of strategic audiovisual design.

The session will offer advice on how to develop future-proof learning spaces using innovative AV design, connectivity and programming for classrooms, Collaboration areas and flexible learning environments.

George Johnson Gamm y Jason Mathews, IT and AV specialists Ohio State University, will present the 11 June the session From the hodgepodge to the future through small (and affordable) AV upgrades at scale (From hodgepodge to future-focused through small (and sffordable) AV upgrades at scale).

In this session they will demonstrate how the university's engineering faculty went from having eleven departmental IT offices to a centralized resource, although it later faced budget issues that halted work on the project during and after the pandemic. They will explain how they are now adapting to the changing needs of faculty and students, and on a limited budget, with a focus byod.

In it Technology innovation stage (booth W2461), the free session Trend Forecast: Learning, he 11 June, will delve into the latest learning technologies, examining how gamification, VR/AR and social platforms are reshaping classrooms and promoting interactive training.

Guided tours of the exhibition area, directed by Ryan Gray, of Yavapai College, will allow attendees to learn about the latest trends and technological products to improve learning spaces, such as innovation in cameras, cloud technology, cybersecurity, live streaming and audio.

InfoComm will organize two guided tours, under the scheme Integrated Experience Tours, to the University of Central Florida (he 10 and the 11 June), with members of the educational resources team of this academic center.

Participants of this tour will be able to learn about the entire operation behind the innovative meeting room Charge on chamber from UCF, a hybrid space for 107 users equipped with an electronic voting system; visit a classroom in full operation in which a complete multimedia system controlled by Crestron; explore the campus, as well as participate in a Q&A session with the AV/IT team.