There is no denying that the pandemic has caused us to shift how we work, how we plan, and how we serve our customers. Greg Carstens, Senior Audio Visual Design Engineer at the University of Colorado Boulder join the show, discussing the plans they have implemented, and how we need “flexible standards.” Hear how in-house... Read More
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What is it like to move from the events side of higher ed AV to the classroom support side? I welcome Craig Shibley, MBA, CTS, back to the show to talk about his transition now almost one year later. What is it like taking a new job and then having COVID hit? How do you... Read More
Measure Twice, Cut Once… Twice? Joe Way, PhD, CTS There’s an old construction worker saying to “measure twice, cut once.” It is a practical methodology; take the time to ensure that what you are about to do is exactly right before taking action. This is especially wise on a construction site, because there... Read More
Lessons Learned from a Small AV World Steve Gibbs Jr Ask questions Simply asking people about your project and how things will be accomplished is the key to a successfully delivered solution. Even though one might sound confused, it’s always good to ask others to explain why something needs to be done a certain... Read More
Processing to Understand James King There are many lessons that we learn throughout our lives. One of the most important ones I learned was to process information to understand and not just process to respond. We have all received that message that “nothing is working and hasn’t worked for some time” from a faculty member.... Read More
5 Lessons Learnt Justin Dawson, CTS I loved when Joe Way told me the November topic was “Lessons Learnt”. How wide open is this topic? Have I learnt that late-night column writing is not good after a glass or 3 of beer? Or maybe I learnt that trying to write a column at weekends with... Read More
