Radvision (Branch Manager Lee Min-woo, www.radvision.co.kr), an integrated visual communication specialist, has announced that it has constructed a remote video education system for Gyeongbuk Educational Broadcasting (GETV) being implemented by the Gyeongbuk Education Research Institute to revitalize Gyeongbuk education.

The GETV remote video education system is a video education system that supports bidirectional meetings and educational programs by connecting 5 directly affiliated institutions including the Gyeongbuk Office of Education and Gyeongbuk Education Research Institute and 23 regional offices of education, for a total of 29 institutions.

Through the remote video education system, the Gyeongbuk Education Research Institute enables educational content-related training and workshops targeting faculty members, parents, and students from any of the 29 institutions. Beyond this, it facilitates diverse educational tasks including remote video education and bidirectional real-time education and training, resulting in time and cost savings as well as improved efficiency in educational administration operations.

The Radvision Scopia Elite MCU 5000 Series supplied this time supports full HD and enables up to 28 screen splits, which is the industry maximum, offering excellent cost-effectiveness. It also features compatibility across diverse devices including hardware videoconferencing equipment, software videoconferencing solutions, and mobile devices, enabling participation in videoconferences regardless of time and location. Additionally, by applying SVC (Scalable Video Coding) technology, it guarantees high-quality video provision through image quality error correction even when packet loss occurs on the network.

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The Gyeongbuk Education Research Institute stated, "The GETV remote video education system was constructed with the goals of enhancing efficiency in educational administration operations through remote education and achieving budget savings and strengthened expertise through bidirectional real-time remote education and training." It added, "The remote video education system will be operated through cooperation among the provincial office of education, directly affiliated institutions, and regional offices of education, and is expected to be utilized in operating various educational programs and training at the provincial level, further improving time and cost savings and work efficiency."

Lee Min-woo, Branch Manager of Radvision, stated, "This remote video education system construction project at Gyeongbuk Education Research Institute is the best example demonstrating technological capabilities to provide optimized solutions tailored to customers by reflecting user and regional characteristics such as device compatibility, full HD support, and 28 screen splits." He added, "Through various advantages unique to Radvision including compatibility and customization technology as well as superior performance, we will continue to capture the market."