7 Things You Should Know About Video Walls
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Contributions by: Bryan Sinclair
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Sources(s): EDUCAUSE Publications Collection(s): EDUCAUSE 7 Things You Should Know
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Abstract
A video wall is a large-scale ultra-resolution digital display that joins multiple display screens with minimal bezels to create what is essentially one large screen. Video walls help create a dynamic, interactive, hands-on educational environment that enhances research, encourages active learning, and bolsters collaboration between faculty and students. Some users see video walls as an essential component in the development in higher education of applications based on virtual reality and mixed reality.
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