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Successful Model for Campus-Wide Technology Management
CLASSROOM TECHNOLOGY, SUPPORT AND REMOTE SITE CONTROL
Successful Model for Campus-Wide Technology Management
From An Electronic Classroom To A Fully Integrated Campus
Successful Model for Campus-Wide Technology Management
AMX – Stockton Partnership
1995 AMX Synergy/Axcess
System
AMX – PHOENIX - STOCKTON
2003 PHOENIX – By Xolutionz
AMX Synergy/Axcess System
Successful Model for Campus-Wide Technology Management
AMX – PHOENIX
The AMX system installed at Stockton in 1996 has served the college reliably facilitating in excess of 20,000 scheduling operations or events per year.
Successful Model for Campus-Wide Technology Management
AMX – PHOENIX The system is the central
management system for all classroom and special events using media support.
Phoenix32 by Xolutionz replaced the Synergy32 product line and is currently our control system providing media management, retrieval, and control capabilities for all classes at both our Pomona and Atlantic City campuses.
Successful Model for Campus-Wide Technology Management
AMX – PHOENIX The Netlinx/Phoenix system is
a hardware and software based electronic media distribution system.
It Presently encompasses 46 channels and supporting the VHS, U-Matic, LaserDisc, DVD and Compact Disc formats, this distribution system serves as the video hub for the college.
Successful Model for Campus-Wide Technology Management
Design Principles
Stockton’s design principles for the control system and electronic classrooms is very straightforward ‑ strive to meet the following ideologies:
SIMPLICITY, RELIABILITY and CONSISTENCY
The control system that we have developed using AMX technologies and the work of Xolutionz has provided us with a system that meets these design principles.
Successful Model for Campus-Wide Technology Management
XGEN CONTROL SYSTEM As part of our control system, we have the
ability to control any classroom in the college from a single location.
We are using the system to be more proactive in identifying problems before the users find them with a goal of 100% uptime operations.
A great benefit for faculty is the ability to schedule events using the web from their office or at home.
Successful Model for Campus-Wide Technology Management
Electronic Classrooms Phoenix / AMX / Netlinx control
system Computer Wireless mouse presenter Wired and wireless network access Ceiling mounted projector Electronic screen Starboard electronic whiteboard Document Camera Amplifier and room speakers Wireless microphone (for large
rooms) Interface to video distribution system Interface for users who prefer to use
their own personal notebook computers.
Successful Model for Campus-Wide Technology Management
Electronic Classrooms
55 Electronic Classrooms in the college’s inventory of classroom space• 30 small and medium sized classrooms
• 4 large lecture halls
• 1 ITV Classroom
• 13 Computer Teaching Labs
• 7 Classrooms located at remote Carnegie Building, one of which is a computer lab
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Computer Labs Phoenix / AMX /
Netlinx control system Ceiling mounted
projector Starboard Touch
screen Document Camera LanSchool software Video distribution
system
Successful Model for Campus-Wide Technology Management
Carnegie Library Center
Atlantic City 100+ year old Building 6.5 Million dollar
renovation by CRDA 9,000 square foot facility 12 Miles from main
campus PHOENIX / AMX / Netlinx
System connected to the main campus
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Carnegie Library Center Phoenix / AMX / Netlinx
System 8 Smart classrooms 50” Plasma Displays or
ceiling mounted projectors
ELMO Visual presenters
Networked computers DVD players and VCR’s Fiber connection to
main campus network
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Carnegie Computer Lab
Phoenix / AMX / Netlinx control system
Networked Computers Ceiling-mounted Video
projector Elmo Visual Presenter Pop-up connection for
Laptop on Lecterns
Successful Model for Campus-Wide Technology Management
Carnegie Lecture Hall Phoenix / AMX / Netlinx
Control 80 seat lecture hall Power and data
connection at each seat Ceiling mounted video
projector Elmo Visual Presenter DVD/VCR
Successful Model for Campus-Wide Technology Management
President’s Office and Conference Room
“Technology Hub” for College
Digital display technology
H.323 Digital conferencing system
Digital control systemDr Herman Saatkamp
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President’s Office Complex AMX Viewpoint 2-way
wireless room control Netlinx control system Phoenix IP scheduling
system H.323 Video
conferencing system 42” Plasma HD Display AG-W3 International
VCR DVD Player/Recorder Digital Satellite Feed
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President’s Conference Room
AMX Wireless Modero Room Control
50” Plasma Display AG-W3 International
VCR ELMO Visual Presenter DVD Player H.323
Videoconferencing System
Successful Model for Campus-Wide Technology Management
Remote Technical Support
Phoenix Technical Client
Remote Desktop Connection
Network Monitoring of Projectors
Successful Model for Campus-Wide Technology Management
Next Generation Control System
Integrated system controls into Starboard LCD requires no computer to operate system
Successful Model for Campus-Wide Technology Management
Next Generation Control System
Successful Model for Campus-Wide Technology Management
CONSTRUCTION PROJECTSF-Wing Expansion – Summer 2005 - Spring 2006
Completion April 2006
14 Smart Classrooms
Phoenix / AMX / Netlinx Control
35 Faculty Offices
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CONSTRUCTION PROJECTSSports Center Projection System - Spring 2006
Implementing a turn-key, completed system to facilitate a wide variety of uses and events (including sports events)
High luminance to allow viewing with normal lighting in the Sport Center
A wireless control system to allow operation from a variety of locations; press box, floor, and remotely by IP connection
The capability to expand the system to include emerging technologies
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CONSTRUCTION - FUTURE EXPANSION
Successful Model for Campus-Wide Technology Management
CONSTRUCTION - FUTURE EXPANSION
Successful Model for Campus-Wide Technology Management
CONSTRUCTION - FUTURE EXPANSION
Successful Model for Campus-Wide Technology Management
Further Questions
For more information please address all correspondence to:
Robert R. HeinrichThe Richard Stockton College of NJPO Box 195, Pomona, NJ 08240 609-626-6039Email: [email protected]
