MARATHON COUNTY SPECIAL EDUCATION
Video Conference Reference Center (VCRC)

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Project Snapshot
The Marathon County Special Education Video Conference Reference Room (VCRC) functions as a meeting room, videoconference center, reference room and developing staff center for Marathon County Special Education (MCSE) students, districts and staff.

Within MCSE, special education programs and services are provided to 6 rural school districts, 650 students and approximately 100 staff that mainly use the VCRC for: planning of service meetings between districts, behavioral consultation meetings, superintendent meetings and communication between students that are deaf or hard of hearing through sign language over videoconference.

Standout Technology:
Standout technology in the VCRC includes an in-ceiling document camera, large flat screen plasma televisions, a DVD recorder and three advanced pan/tilt/zoom cameras.

User Benefits:
The VCRC has already shown immediate user benefits through instant access to relevant information and resources, and time and money saved on travel.  The multifunctional space has become a sought-after resource for audio/video communication between special education students, problem-solving sessions and various remote meetings. 

Integrated Equipment
60” Plasma Monitor
42” Plasma Monitor
Integrated Camera Systems with Pan/Tilt/Zoom (3)
Ceiling Document Camera
Gooseneck and Wireless Microphone Systems
DL-Navigator Touch screen Control System
DVD/VHS Combo Player with Recorder
16x16 Video Router
4x4 VGA/XGA Audio Matrix Switcher
Echo Canceller/ Audio Mixer
Integrated Amplifier and speakers

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