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AV Community’s content is developed by industry professionals with experience and a recognizable stamp on the lessons they create. Our self-paced online learning system includes tests to check knowledge and hands-on exercises to practice on your own AV systems.
Current programs are designed for middle and high schools, helping students and teachers improve the quality of events. This same program also applies to business presenters, houses of worship and hospitality.
The program begins with proper speech reinforcement, video playback and event preparation. This is appropriate for assemblies, sporting events, or any meeting with more than 15-20 people.
Students can continue with advanced skills supporting fine arts programs such as band, orchestra, choir and theater.
This class will also present pro-tips on how to prepare for an event.
This course offers a solid foundation in AV for novices of all ages, whether a student or administrator. These skills have practical applications anywhere larger gatherings are needed, including schools, business presentations, houses of worship and hospitality.
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Understanding these concepts enables a more educated discussion about the tools of the trade, how they work and the best practices in using them. Students gain an in-depth understanding of micrphones, signal flow, signal processing, distribution and amplification.
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More importantly, students begin to see the artistry in the science, and learn to apply it practically in their own ways, making decisions that better fit their event, their venue and their available resources.
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