Education

Education facilities depend on many types of communication. A typical campus has an auditorium, gymnasium, stadium, and theater requiring sound reinforcement. There are telephone, intercom and voice mail links between offices, classrooms and parents at home

Once isolated classrooms are being transformed into gateways to access the world outside. Classroom teachers utilize new methods and materials for instruction involving media -- video, audio tapes, laser discs, closed circuit television, computers, and more.

The information age is now impacting the learning experience. The need to provide a safe, secure facility requires a fire alarm, video surveillance, and access control systems. They are a necessary part of facility infrastructure. By using electronic technologies to provide solutions to educator and facility demands, AE Systems helps create the unique learning environments required for education in the 21st century.

For examples, see:

• Floyd County Technology Project
• I.C. Norcom High School
• Isle of Wight County Technology Project
• Landstown High School
• Nansemond-Suffolk Academy
• Ocean Lakes High School
• Oscar Smith High School
• William H. Ruffner Middle School and Norview Middle School

For more information, e-mail Randy Vaughan.