When Texas A&M designed the Innovative Learning Classroom Building (ILCB), the vision was to develop an immersive learning environment to attract students and faculty.

“Our classrooms are being used for anything and everything. We’ve had to think beyond the realm of what a traditional classroom needs to be outfitted with to make Texas A&M’s spaces multi-purpose for a wide breadth of events,” said Ty Navarrete, IT Manager II for Instructional Media Services. “With that, we needed flexible, easy to use and visually brilliant technology to fit our diverse needs as well as our goal of bringing this new building into the future.”

To reach its goal, the university turned to Panasonic.

Read the entire story at Panasonic Connect.