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As one of the first 21st Century elementary schools in Louisiana, Park Elementary leadership discusses how Lightspeed’s instructional audio systems help the school achieve its learning initiatives while supporting student collaboration and engagement.
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Key Considerations When Park Elementary Was Designing Their 21st Century Model School
Discover why Park Elementary determined Lightspeed’s classroom and instructional audio technologies were critical components in supporting a 21st Century learning model.
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Classroom Audio System Helps Park Elementary Support Collaboration and Engagement
Classroom audio is helping to make East Baton Rouge’s first 21st Century elementary school, Park Elementary, a unique learning environment. From small-group learning to whole-class presentations, Lightspeed’s instructional audio systems are increasing student engagement and collaboration, giving teachers deeper insight into how students are learning.
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Lightspeed 975 Instructional Audio System – Product Overview
Installed instructional audio system with teacher microphone that includes a variety of speaker options to best meet the needs of any classroom, or even open spaces and larger areas.
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Lightspeed Topcat
All-in-one ceiling-mounted instructional audio system with integrated hybrid speaker system.
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LightSpeed Barriers
In this 3D video, see how common listening barriers affect children’s ability to clearly hear and understand their teachers and how Lightspeed’s instructional audio solution help overcome them.
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Lightspeed In Their Shoes
In this short animated video, see how common listening barriers for adults and children affect comprehension, connection, and engagement.
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