Hastings Academy Uses ONELAN for Immersive Solution
Hastings Academy has installed ONELAN digital signage for several specific applications. Part of the installation at Hastings Academy is a new 270ยบ projection immersive space 5m x 5m in addition to outside large projection spaces installed at Hastings Creative Learning Center.
Henley on Thames, United Kingdom, October 18, 2013 --(PR.com)-- The system is driven by a ONELAN Net-Top-Box (NTB) 6000 media player and the images sliced and shared by Datapath multi-screen controllers. Projectors then “hard edge blend techniques” match the images together to create the 270º display and the large projection.
ONELAN was selected as the NTB media players are highly stable and very easy to use by nontechnical staff.
The Academy also has a video wall driven by a ONELAN NTB 6000 media player, and a further ONELAN NTB 6000 media player that drives twelve screens around the Academy campus displaying school news and information, and also a further 12 at their sister campus in St Leonards on sea, driven by the same publisher across campus.
The video wall installation is a specialist solution tailored for Hastings Academy. The Academy had a vision for a space that they call "the sandpit." CDEC, the integrator, was given the following constraints to work with:
· The school specifically chose screens with thicker bezels
· Screens to be positioned under the stairs
· The videowall should be of a "creative" shape
· The videowall should offer a number of different configurations including the ability to create a "window" into the sister academy in St Leonards
· The videowall should have one portion that is interactive.
· The solution should be simple to use, and change between presets.
The video wall at Hastings Academy enables a number of inputs to be displayed for both students and teachers. A timed videoconferencing system switches automatically on at the end of lessons at 3.15 so pupils in after school clubs and teachers know that after school, if they arrive at the video wall, they can share lessons and teaching best practice in an interactive meeting space. The full use of this system is still being developed.
The solution installed by CDEC is a highly useable immersive style system. CDEC created a number of templates; the simplicity of the system allows different immersive backdrops to be updated and created. The web team at the school can then add to the templates creating different immersive environments. The teacher arrives with an iPad and selects different options via a drop down box and the room is transformed into a desert, then with another change the students are transported to the moon or Mars.
The video wall enables the Academy to operate highly effectively; all staff and students know that the videoconferencing system switches automatically on at the end of lessons at 3.15pm so pupils in after school clubs and teachers know that after school, if they arrive at the videowall, they can share lessons and teaching best practice in an interactive meeting space with their sister academy in St Leonards.
CDEC’s installation at Hastings Academy was shortlisted for an AV Award 2013 in the best Education Project category.
ONELAN is a global leader of digital signage and IPTV solutions and a proud investor in UK engineering talent. The company develops high quality, innovative solutions for all types of screen-based communications for applications including retail, advertising networks, corporate communications, education, health, public signage and hospitality.
With a solid foundation and long history of profitable growth, ONELAN is headquartered in the UK, with offices in South America, China and Germany. ONELAN has over 300 partners in 50 countries. The business has received numerous awards since its foundation in 2000, including most recently the AV magazine Digital Signage Project of the Year and the Queen’s Award for Enterprise: International Trade.
ONELAN Ltd is based in Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire.
Visit www.onelandigitalsignage.com for further details.
Press Contact details: Marion Bourne
email: marion.bourne@onelan.com,
phone: +44 (0) 1491 411400
ONELAN was selected as the NTB media players are highly stable and very easy to use by nontechnical staff.
The Academy also has a video wall driven by a ONELAN NTB 6000 media player, and a further ONELAN NTB 6000 media player that drives twelve screens around the Academy campus displaying school news and information, and also a further 12 at their sister campus in St Leonards on sea, driven by the same publisher across campus.
The video wall installation is a specialist solution tailored for Hastings Academy. The Academy had a vision for a space that they call "the sandpit." CDEC, the integrator, was given the following constraints to work with:
· The school specifically chose screens with thicker bezels
· Screens to be positioned under the stairs
· The videowall should be of a "creative" shape
· The videowall should offer a number of different configurations including the ability to create a "window" into the sister academy in St Leonards
· The videowall should have one portion that is interactive.
· The solution should be simple to use, and change between presets.
The video wall at Hastings Academy enables a number of inputs to be displayed for both students and teachers. A timed videoconferencing system switches automatically on at the end of lessons at 3.15 so pupils in after school clubs and teachers know that after school, if they arrive at the video wall, they can share lessons and teaching best practice in an interactive meeting space. The full use of this system is still being developed.
The solution installed by CDEC is a highly useable immersive style system. CDEC created a number of templates; the simplicity of the system allows different immersive backdrops to be updated and created. The web team at the school can then add to the templates creating different immersive environments. The teacher arrives with an iPad and selects different options via a drop down box and the room is transformed into a desert, then with another change the students are transported to the moon or Mars.
The video wall enables the Academy to operate highly effectively; all staff and students know that the videoconferencing system switches automatically on at the end of lessons at 3.15pm so pupils in after school clubs and teachers know that after school, if they arrive at the videowall, they can share lessons and teaching best practice in an interactive meeting space with their sister academy in St Leonards.
CDEC’s installation at Hastings Academy was shortlisted for an AV Award 2013 in the best Education Project category.
ONELAN is a global leader of digital signage and IPTV solutions and a proud investor in UK engineering talent. The company develops high quality, innovative solutions for all types of screen-based communications for applications including retail, advertising networks, corporate communications, education, health, public signage and hospitality.
With a solid foundation and long history of profitable growth, ONELAN is headquartered in the UK, with offices in South America, China and Germany. ONELAN has over 300 partners in 50 countries. The business has received numerous awards since its foundation in 2000, including most recently the AV magazine Digital Signage Project of the Year and the Queen’s Award for Enterprise: International Trade.
ONELAN Ltd is based in Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire.
Visit www.onelandigitalsignage.com for further details.
Press Contact details: Marion Bourne
email: marion.bourne@onelan.com,
phone: +44 (0) 1491 411400
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