IVS Video Library

Using video to record clinical simulation labs enables instructors and students to review recorded lab sessions and greatly increases the effectiveness of learning. The VALT audio-video solution for medical simulation labs is a powerful, yet easy-to-use platform that entirely removes the need for bulky video equipment in each room.

Clinical skills training is an essential part of many clinical education programs, and integrating audio video capture and observation technology optimizes staff resources and accelerates the ability of student clinicians to provide care while increasing patient satisfaction.

Unintelligible, missed or lost recordings can cause major issues for police interviews. Thanks to VALT, they are a thing of a past. VALT offers a turnkey video system that integrates with standard IP camera technology to offer high-quality video and audio footage while remaining unobtrusive and simple to operate.

The VALT platform architecture is a difference maker for IT and setup. We designed our video observation and recording platform, VALT, to not only be easily installed and work well within larger IT infrastructures, but also be extremely user-friendly and simple to use.

Intelligent Video Solutions offers unique solutions that span multiple AV integration markets. With VALT, our partner sales teams can offer a powerful video observation and recording with unmatched price to performance to their end users.

Mount Royal University (MRU) in Calgary, Canada, provides an exceptional undergraduate educational experience to 12,000 students, with a belief that talented and committed educators are the driving force behind student success. To support their faculty in delivering a collaborative learning experience, MRU installed the VALT application in its child development lab – a “living classroom” for research and education – and its nursing simulation lab.

CSU chose to partner with Intelligent Video Solutions to install the VALT AV capture and observation system in 4 “briefing rooms”. The technology was selected primarily to enhance their annual sales competition. The Inaugural Ohio Collegiate Sales Competition was held on Saturday, November 23, 2019.

Dordt University installed VALT in the new Carl and Gloria Zylstra Nursing Education Center this fall. The space includes a large classroom, skills lab, two simulation labs with control and debrief rooms, and faculty office spaces. The space will offer students the ability to have a hands-on learning experience in a safe environment.

Wisconsin Lutheran College utilizes the VALT video recording and observation platform for two simulation labs in their nursing program. Prior to installing VALT, WLC was recording their simulation activities with iPads. Ultimately, they decided this process was inefficient and they required a system that was easier to use and more efficient.

The USC Psychology Services Center trains PhD students and prepares them for their career in Psychology. One of the reasons they required a video system was so the Center’s supervisors could observe the PhD student’s services and provide them with high quality feedback after reviewing their recorded sessions.

Nottingham Spirk is a business innovation company that creates products that are brand new to the world. They commercialize products through every stage from concept to engineering to usability testing and finally release the products to the market.

VALT allows Nottingham Spirk to capture the “voice” of the consumer like no other system by capturing how focus groups interact and engage with products in real-time. This helps the innovation company gather important qualitative and quantitative data to provide to clients.

The City of Bend Police Department in central Oregon considers video recording a vital part of their police work and a critical element of the justice system. The department uses video to interview suspects, witnesses and victims of crime, as well as gather intelligence, conduct surveillance and support criminal proceedings.

After trying two video systems with less-than-satisfying results in the past, The Stroke Center at Texas Women’s University (TWU) in Dallas, Texas installed a VALT video solution to observe and train the graduate-level speech pathology students who worked with stroke victims.