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On Episode 138 of the All Things TechIE Podcast, recorded live from the vibrant Midwich US AV on Air studio at Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) 2026,Justin Dawson sat down with Lewis Shevelan from King's College London and Greg Jeffreys to unpack the groundbreaking journey toward a new accessibility standard for higher education AV.
Hear firsthand how industry leaders are collaborating to shape an AVIXA backed standard that will empower universities worldwide, drive meaningful inclusion, and elevate user experiences for both students and educators.
Learn how this accessible AV standard could level the playing field for institutions, create competitive advantages, and potentially extend into wider verticals beyond education.
From stories of testing old hearing loops to new tech solutions like Auracast, the episode is full of practical insights on why accessible design benefits EVERYONE.
If you're passionate about inclusive design, higher ed tech, or AV standards or just want to keep your finger on the pulse of where the industry is heading, this is the episode for you.
Big thanks to Karen Horsup Midwich Group for hosting this important conversation and James Tremayne CTS MInstSCVE for his assistance with sound and video on the day.
Ready to get inspired? Listen now and join the movement for accessible AV in education.
By Xtreme Media / Xtreme Technology SolutionsOn Episode 138 of the All Things TechIE Podcast, recorded live from the vibrant Midwich US AV on Air studio at Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) 2026,Justin Dawson sat down with Lewis Shevelan from King's College London and Greg Jeffreys to unpack the groundbreaking journey toward a new accessibility standard for higher education AV.
Hear firsthand how industry leaders are collaborating to shape an AVIXA backed standard that will empower universities worldwide, drive meaningful inclusion, and elevate user experiences for both students and educators.
Learn how this accessible AV standard could level the playing field for institutions, create competitive advantages, and potentially extend into wider verticals beyond education.
From stories of testing old hearing loops to new tech solutions like Auracast, the episode is full of practical insights on why accessible design benefits EVERYONE.
If you're passionate about inclusive design, higher ed tech, or AV standards or just want to keep your finger on the pulse of where the industry is heading, this is the episode for you.
Big thanks to Karen Horsup Midwich Group for hosting this important conversation and James Tremayne CTS MInstSCVE for his assistance with sound and video on the day.
Ready to get inspired? Listen now and join the movement for accessible AV in education.

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