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This 45‑minute session explores the rapidly evolving world of assistive listening in higher education. Experts from the Bluetooth SIG, Kenyon College and Nureva will explain what’s changing, why expectations are rising and how emerging technologies — including Auracast broadcast audio — can help campuses improve accessibility.
This webinar is designed for higher ed AV/IT managers, directors, classroom technology specialists and anyone responsible for accessibility, inclusive learning environments or classroom technology planning.
The live session takes place Wednesday, April 29, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. ET.
No. This webinar is completely free.
Yes. A live Q&A session is included, so you can ask the speakers your questions directly and get advice specific to your institution.
You’ll gain insight into the current state of assistive listening on campuses, why urgency is increasing to address students’ needs and how new technologies like Auracast broadcast audio can help you create more inclusive, future‑ready classrooms — without adding complexity.
Yes. You’ll see a demonstration of Auracast broadcast audio in action and learn how it can be integrated into higher ed environments.
Yes. Registering ensures you’ll receive access to the recording, even if you can’t attend the live session.
Simply use the registration form on this page. Once registered, you’ll receive a confirmation email with event details and reminders.
Assistive listening refers to technologies that help students hear clearly in classrooms, lecture halls and other learning spaces. In higher ed, assistive listening is essential for supporting accessibility, accommodating those who are hard of hearing and ensuring equitable participation for all learners.
Auracast broadcast audio is a wireless technology based on Bluetooth® LE Audio that enables instructors to send audio signals to an unlimited number of nearby devices. Students can hear directly through their own compatible earbuds, headphones or hearing aids, improving clarity and accessibility in classrooms.
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