For schools, workplaces and public facilities, clear communication is an important part of creating an accessible environment. Hearing augmentation systems can help people who are deaf or have hearing loss access speech and other important audio more clearly, particularly where distance, background noise or room acoustics make listening difficult. For...
When an organisation invests in audio visual technology, the equipment is only part of the choice. A projector, LED display, microphone or video conferencing system is the most visible part of an AV installation. The result also depends on how the system is designed, installed, integrated and supported over time....
In schools and workplaces, AV systems often bring together multiple technologies, including displays, projectors, audio systems, cameras and source devices. The challenge is making these systems simple and practical to operate. The new Extron TLP Pro 35 Series TouchLink Pro touchpanels are designed to provide a central, customisable interface for...
Hybrid meetings are now a standard part of modern workplaces and educational institutions. Whether it’s a school leadership meeting, staff training session or video conference with remote participants, one common challenge remains: making it easy for users to connect their own laptop while still using the room’s camera, microphones, speakers...
When upgrading classroom technology or meeting spaces, one of the most common questions we hear is: “Can we just use a TV instead of a commercial display?” At first glance, the two can appear almost identical. Both are available in a range of sizes, offer excellent image quality and support...
Meeting rooms are shared spaces, but keeping track of which ones are available isn’t always straightforward. Staff may arrive at a room only to find it’s already in use, while other rooms sit empty because their availability isn’t immediately visible. A room scheduling display helps make this process simpler by...
When choosing an audio visual partner, it’s easy to focus on the technology itself. Displays, projectors, microphones and control systems are all important, but the success of any AV project depends just as much on the expertise of the team designing, installing and supporting it. That’s one of the reasons...
Every school has emergency procedures in place, whether it’s for an evacuation, lockdown, or another critical incident. Staff participate in drills, emergency plans are reviewed, and communication protocols are established well before they’re ever needed. When an emergency occurs, however, even the best emergency procedures rely on one critical factor:...
When investing in an audio visual system, the quality of the equipment is only one part of the equation. Just as important is the expertise behind selecting, integrating and supporting that technology. At D.I.B Audio Visual, we’ve spent more than 27 years designing and installing AV systems for schools and...
When schools invest in new audio visual technology, they are not simply purchasing projectors or displays—they are investing in learning environments that need to perform reliably for many years. From classrooms and libraries to performing arts centres and multipurpose halls, every AV solution should be designed to meet the needs...