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Video Guidance designs integrated distance learning program for NWHSU

Published on January 19, 2010 at 5:02 AM · No Comments

Eden Prairie-based Video Guidance, the leading visual communications provider in the Upper Midwest, has designed an integrated distance learning program for Northwestern Health Sciences University (NWHSU) located in Bloomington, Minn. The distance education learning center, which is one of the most technology-advanced classrooms in the state, aims to enhance instructional teaching capabilities from remote locations. [Photos available upon request.]

“The integration services team at Video Guidance did a fantastic job of listening and learning about our unique requirements for a large distance-education classroom”

For more than 65 years, NWHSU (www.nwhealth.edu) has been an international leader in natural and integrative health care education, patient care and research. When university president, Dr. Mark Zeigler, first came to NWHSU in 2006, he dreamed of using sophisticated visual communications systems to connect consultants, faculty and other specialists from around the country – and the world – to the classroom. In 2007, the university first contacted Video Guidance, regarded as the region’s visual communications industry leader.

The university wanted to create a theater of instruction with peer institutions, sharing faculty and guest lecturers. Thanks to a new building addition, a sizable classroom space was about to become available.

“The integration services team at Video Guidance did a fantastic job of listening and learning about our unique requirements for a large distance-education classroom,” said Dr. Charles Sawyer, senior vice president at NWHSU. “They designed a high-end, technology-enhanced classroom that offers all kinds of new distance-education possibilities. We had very specific needs and they totally nailed it!”

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