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DigiÂtize Skills Lab
Each Skills Lab is individual
What is a skills lab?
A skills lab often offers instrucÂtional exerÂcises, seminars, and other events that focus on various skills that are important for success in college and future careers. A skills lab often offers instrucÂtional exerÂcises, seminars, and other events that focus on various skills that are important for success in college and future careers.
Skills offered may include, for example, academic writing, presenÂtaÂtion skills, time management, cross-cultural commuÂniÂcaÂtion, project management, and teamÂwork. A skills lab often offers instrucÂtional exerÂcises, seminars, and other events that focus on various skills that are important for success in college and future careers.
The goal of a skills lab is to help students develop and improve their skills to prepare them for their academic and profesÂsional futures.

Features
Start and end recorÂding via trigger
There are many ways to start a recorÂding: manuÂally via the operaÂting softÂware, by preset time, or when reading a specific RFID tag. Many more are conceivable. It is best to tailor the approach to their needs. This is done via the diverse scripÂting options of the NeuroomNet system.
The system is arbiÂtraÂrily scalable
The number of rooms and cameras that can be recorded is not limited or depends on the hardÂware used, so it can be expanded as desired.
Logical distriÂbuÂtion of cameras per room
The cameras physiÂcally installed in the rooms are also assiÂgned to the rooms in the operaÂting softÂware.
Additional video signals can also be recorded as a “camera”, such as the display of vital signs.
Free splitÂting of image signals
DiffeÂrent views can also be selected during recorÂding. For example, fullÂscreen or various split-screen confiÂguÂraÂtions.
AutoÂmatic PTZ funcÂtion
If you select a previously defined view, the cameras can also assume the defined paraÂmeÂters for zoom and viewing direcÂtion.
Insert live commÂents
The faculty can set markers at any time in the live recorÂding, which can be annoÂtated immeÂdiaÂtely or later.
Text or voice commÂents
CommÂents can be added to a recorÂding in the form of text, but also in the form of spoken messages.
Comment symbols
Symbols or icons can also be used as commÂents, for example, thumbs up or thumbs down as well as various number symbols from notes. The symbols can be set individually when setting up their system.
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