Most people think ringing out a room is just cranking the EQ—but the real magic happens long before you touch a filter. Teddy discusses why proper gain before feedback starts with design, not guesswork. Read More
As HETMA embarks on the #Roadto10K, this journey is about more than just growing our numbers—it’s about supporting the personal and professional growth of each member. Every month, we’ll explore a new theme centered on reflection, growth, mental health, and confidence. If the themes ever feel overwhelming, this column will offer them in small, approachable... Read More
Discover how unified AI-powered ticketing systems are transforming campus support by centralizing services, automating routine tasks, and bridging departmental silos. This shift empowers staff to focus on complex problem-solving, streamlines user experiences, and showcases the potential of low-code platforms for smarter, more efficient institutions. Read More
For many leaders, New Year's doesn't always feel like a clean slate. It arrives more like a mirror, reflecting what they meant to accomplish and amplifying the restless sense that satisfaction is always somewhere further ahead. In this "Business of AV" article, Joe Way shares how 2026 for him isn't about creating a "resolution," but rather a "restoration," striving for contentment in the present by leading from behind, with the goal of team empowerment that spotlights them and their growth. Read More
Prompt: “Examine all the 2025 content posted at https://www.HigherEdAV.com and create a ‘Top 25 of 2025’ list based on engagement, shares, evergreen content, and community impact. Be sure to include all authors with three or more pieces of content posted in 2025.” All content in this article is created by ChatGPT-5.2 Thinking. No editing is performed.... Read More
Been thinking about something someone told me recently. They were talking about their job in a way that honestly felt kind of rare. They weren’t venting. They weren’t doom-scrolling their way through a complaint session. They genuinely liked what they did. They liked the mission, the people, the day-to-day. And then they said, almost casually,... Read More
