Practical experience for students is essential, especially in health sciences. The easiest way to gain practical experience in a higher-education setting is using a simulation lab. The biggest challenges in a simulation lab are visibility, distractions and instructor accessibility to all devices. The award-winning alphadidact® digital system allows instructors at the touch of a button to share realtime, high-quality images from any device on any screen in the classroom. This enables the instructor to check up on student progress, share, collaborate and monitor.
The alphadidact® system digital allows the instructor to share media, which could be a livestream from an intra-oral camera or scanner (Omnicam), a microscope camera, a presentation from a laptop or an earlier recording to and from any connected device in the classroom. Even mobile devices like smartphones and tablets can be easily integrated. By outfitting student stations with local monitors that are also connected into the whole classroom system many visibility challenges can be solved. An additional audio system working with headsets further improves the communication.
When working on the phantom head the video (taken by the microscope camera or video camera) can be shared from the master workstation with all students.
Transmission of content to all student monitors.
The control panel as a stationary or mobile device
The control panel can also be a keypad being stationary at the master workstation.
Any off-the shelf video camera can be easily attached to the operating light LEDview Plus, making it an efficient solution for educational purposes (live-broadcast and documentation), as well as for patient communication. The camera can be integrated into the Multimedia collaboration system.
