Webinars

Call For Webinars

About The Program
- In 2019, AVIXA webinars will highlight the real-life experiences YOU have created. Tell us about your best work by applying to present your case study or technical report in a webinar. All accepted proposals will be submitted for CTS Renewal Units on your behalf, compliments of AVIXA.
Content Themes
- We will be holding three submission phases per year. Within each phase, we will discuss themes that the AV community is interested in. Does your case study or technical report fit one of our phases? Check out the projected themes below!
  - First Phase (January - April): Exceptional Experiences -
    When your experience is all-absorbing, the technology fades into the background. That’s the key to creating exceptional experiences with AV. Unlock the secrets to installing, managing and supporting this kind of magic. Tune in to webinars for best practices and case studies to help you.
  - Second Phase (May - August): User Centered Design -
    All of our work in AV comes back to meeting the needs of people. How can we develop solutions that best help the people and organizations we serve? Learn processes that uncover critical information about the cultural and technological environment where AV systems are implemented in these webinars.
  - Third Phase (September - December): Strategic Partnerships -
    How well do you understand the needs of your IT colleagues? AV professionals who are able to develop a strategic partnership with IT peers have a greater influence in the decision-making process of purchasing technology. Find out how to become the first person your IT team turns to for advice in these webinars.
Submission Process
- The deadline to apply for our second phase, User Centered Design, is Monday, March 25. Apply today!

Upcoming Webinars

Get a new perspective or learn something new – wherever you are, in just an hour.

Browse some of the upcoming webinars here.

Jan. 16, 2019: CTS Prep: Math (Link Coming Soon)

Feb 13, 2019: Explorando las novedades de AVIXA para 2019 [Español]

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Recorded Webinars

Saw something you really wanted to know about but the date didn’t work for your schedule? Check out the recorded webinars below.

Note: You do not earn RUs with recorded webinars.

Date: 4/1/2016
Sponsored by: LINDY

Details:

This webinar topic will focus on the different technologies currently available for efficient AV management, with specific emphasis on how digital signals between one or multiple sources can be distributed to one or several target devices. Additional discussion will include information on how solutions can be designed to ensure reliable operation in sometimes harsh and demanding environments. The focus is on Modular Matrix Switches, Video Walls and HDBaseT or IP based systems using copper and fibre optics cable technologies.

Webinar Goals

Identify which media and technology should be used in various environments to transmit AV signals in a reliable way
Identify the different types of AV distribution (one to one, one to many, etc.) and the technology that should be chosen for each type of application
Understand how to specify additional products to make AV solutions suitable for individual requirements
Identify the questions you should ask yourself before planning and investing in an AV distribution concept

Presenter

Chris Shipley, Product Manager AV Technologies, LINDY United Kingdom

Chris has been with LINDY United Kingdom for over eight years. He is responsible for the research, evaluation and introduction of new technology products for inclusion into LINDY's product range. He has a strong technical background, previously working as a Technical Engineer in various roles around the North East of England supporting blue chip organisations such as the BBC, Siemens and AMEC. His interests and skills span a wide range of subjects including network installation, data backup solutions, server hardware commissioning. Away from work, he has personal interests in AV installation, automotive maintenance and building / electrical work.

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