Nureva will host a free 45-minute webinar, “Assistive Listening in Higher Ed,” on Wed., April 29, 2026, at 2 p.m. ET. The session is designed for higher ed AV/IT managers, directors, classroom technology specialists and others responsible for accessibility and inclusive learning environments, but it should also be relevant to AV integrators and end users evaluating assistive listening strategies for education and meeting spaces.
Why is assistive listening important in higher education?
According to Nureva, the webinar will examine the rapidly evolving assistive listening landscape in higher education, including what is changing, why expectations are rising and how technologies such as Auracast broadcast audio can help campuses improve accessibility without adding unnecessary complexity.
What will the webinar include?
The live session will also include a Q&A and a demonstration of Auracast broadcast audio in action.
Who are the speakers for the webinar?
The speaker lineup includes:
- Henry Wong, director, market development, Bluetooth SIG
- Tim Neviska, senior audiovisual solutions manager, Kenyon College
- Adam Corkett, senior product manager, Nureva
- Adrian Doughty, director, North American sales, Nureva
What insights will attendees gain from the webinar?
According to Nureva, attendees will gain valuable insights into the current state of assistive listening on campuses, the growing urgency around hearing accessibility, and how emerging technologies can support more inclusive and future-ready classrooms.
Will the webinar recording be available?
Yes, registrants will receive access to the webinar recording after the event, ensuring they can revisit the session or catch up if they are unable to attend live.
How can you register for the webinar?
To register visit nureva.com/webinars/assistive-listening-in-higher-ed
