Audio Networking in Higher Education
A professor asks if you can facilitate recording a lecture by a visiting scholar that all students can access. Another asks if your department could somehow distribute real-time audio to students residing in dorms. The music department wants to give and record a performance in an outdoor space, but all the equipment is already setup in another area on campus. The big game is Friday, but the athletics department has their own separate audio system and so you can’t distribute the play-by-play action to students eager to keep track from locations around the school.
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