Enhancing the Classroom with Spectacular LED Technology

Waukesha County Technical College Transforms Lecture Hall with SNA Displays' LED Video Screens

Waukesha County Technical College has upgraded its Building B lecture hall with LED video screens from SNA Displays, creating a versatile and functional space ideal for campus events, presentations, and large classes. The upgrade was led by Audio/video integrator Camera Corner Connecting Point (CCCP), with SNA Displays providing 1.5mm BRILLIANT Interior LED video technology for the facility upgrade.

The venue's large amphitheater-style space can be divided into two rooms by a retractable wall, offering flexibility for various events. Each divided room now boasts its own fine-pitch video screen, processed by a combined 7.4 million pixels.

Jason Hussong, account manager at CCCP, stated that working with SNA Displays was an outstanding experience. "The collaboration between our teams resulted in a state-of-the-art lecture hall that will undoubtedly benefit both the school and its students," he said.

SNA Displays' dvLED technology has played a significant role in this transformation. The twin LED displays, wall-mounted at the front, measure approximately 7.4x13.1 inches (1,440x2,560 pixels) and face the auditorium's three sections of seating. The high-end audio and lighting systems complete the modernised venue, making it an ideal space for interactive and instructional sessions.

Jackie Lavoie, senior director of global channels at SNA Displays, expressed pleasure in working with Camera Corner Connecting Point again. "Large-format LED is ideal for communicating over large spaces, and we are thrilled to have contributed to Waukesha County Technical College's investment in its future," she said.

This upgrade marks a valuable investment in the school, enhancing its ability to deliver engaging and immersive learning experiences. The lecture hall now stands as a prime example of how technology can transform educational spaces, making them more functional, versatile, and engaging for students and faculty alike.