Arec combines tradition and technology at the NCCU

National Chengchi University has optimized traditional arts education with modern lecture capture and learning technologies such as the Arec Media Capture.

Considered one of the oldest and most renowned in Taiwan, the National Chengchi University (NCCU) is. Originally founded in Nanjing in 1927 as a training institution for civil servants, later moved to Taipei, becoming the first national university to be re-established in the country.

Since, has expanded its academic offerings to include media programs, diplomacy, linguistics, Arts & Humanities. Because of its strong reputation and growing size, The university attracts thousands of students each year, and the number of registrations continues to increase.

Its excellence is also reflected in the design of its learning spaces. An example is the Huimei Calligraphy and Arts Classroom, Recently created.

Inspired by the subjects taught, The room features an enveloping décor that incorporates ink paintings and similar motifs.

To complement this carefully designed space, the NCCU used the Arec Media Capture System, Brand Distributing AVIT Vision, ensuring that students benefit not only from a, but also of modern recording and streaming technology that enhances your learning experience.

At the core of the system is the Arec LS-200 Media Station. It is a device of Lecture recording and streaming that supports capturing up to two connected video sources, allowing users to create professional-quality content at the touch of a button. In the classroom, The station takes video from a third-party network camera and combines it with the view of a computer and a document camera.

The system is managed by the DS-AC1 warning station, that simplifies switching between sources. The solution makes it easy for the user to switch to a desired recording and streaming theme, Changing video sources on the fly, choosing what is displayed on the projectors and screens in the room and handling the camera presets.

Smart podium

In the classroom, the DS-AC1's controls are accessed via a smart podium that houses all AV devices.

A small Interactive Display on the podium shows the Control Panel Station, while another shows the mixed video output of the Media Station: what you're recording and streaming at the moment.

Inside the podium there is also a audio mixer ACT-343 of Mipro paired with an amplifier. These devices serve as audio sources for the LS-200 and are used to transmit sound to the speakers in the room. In addition, A document chamber is mounted on the podium, providing high-definition images of hieroglyphs and other works.

Solution Created Helps NCCU Make Traditional Art More Digitally Accessible, Easier to share and more vibrant for your students.