Time For A Cool Change Tim takes the helm for this episode as we take a look at what’s happening in the higher education space and how happenings in IT and AV affect schools and teachers. The Wi-Fi Alliance has announced the launch of Wi-Fi 6 certification program. Looking at where this extra bandwidth can be utilized around a campus.Speaking of wireless systems, we discuss the biggest trends in wireless technology for 2019. What should IT managers be on the lookout for? The show’s own Scott Tiner writes about change management processes in higher education and the importance of making logs of revision changes within IT systems. Host: Tim Albright Guests: Scott Tiner – Scott on Twitter Ernie Bailey – Ernie on LinkedIn Rob Rasberry – Drexel Links to sources: PCMag – Wi-Fi 6 is here AVNetwork – Wireless solution trends for 2019 Source3 – Change management processes in higher education Notes: AVNation studios production equipment provided by Shure and Vaddio. Bill O’Donnell hosts one of the longest running AVNation podcasts, EDTech. This podcast is for audiovisual tech managers, by higher education tech managers. The monthly podcast gathers education audiovisual veterans to discuss the news that impacts them, their campuses, and the commercial integrators that serve them and their institutions. Each month our panel of guests provides their perspective on new products and the news in the audiovisual industry and how those stories concern technology in education. O’Donnell has been in the audiovisual industry for over 15 years. His experience has taken him from his New Jersey home to the middle east and back again. He has worked for global AV dealers, multi-national defense contractors, and higher education institutions. Bill leads a band of tech managers who have made the transition analog to digital over the last thirty years. He is also heavily involved in the comic book industry volunteering at comic shows across the United States and the globe. O’Donnell is an amateur glass blower. Subscribe via RSS Subscribe via iTunes