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THE Journal Readers Choose Lightspeed Technologies as the Best Classroom Audio Provider

11/15/2016

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The distinguished ed tech magazine’s 2016 Readers’ Choice Awards laud the company
​for its innovative products that amplify teaching and learning  
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(TUALATIN, Oregon) – November 15, 2016 – Lightspeed Technologies, the trusted provider of classroom audio systems, today announced that it has been named “Best Classroom Audio Distribution/Sound Enhancement System Maker” by the 2016 THE Journal Readers’ Choice Awards. The winners were chosen by more than 1,000 voters from the education community, 39% of whom were teachers who use ed tech products daily.

Introducing Lightspeed Technologies as a winner for its “multimedia hub for amplifying audio,” THE Journal’s Dian Schaffhauser wrote, “Few would question the need for audio technology in a college classroom. So we're a bit boggled by how few K-12 classrooms provide the same gear. After all, audio and sound enhancement products can help the teacher preserve his or her voice when classroom interactivity is at its loudest (and most rewarding) level.”
 
David Solomon, the executive vice president and general manager of Lightspeed Technologies, said, “It’s especially gratifying to be recognized as the best in our field by the educators that we serve,” adding, “From our no-installation Redcat Access to our ceiling-mounted Topcat to our Flexcat small-group collaboration solution, we don’t just provide microphones and speakers; we give teachers and students the tools they need to truly connect.”
 
The complete list of 2016 Reader’s Choice Award winners is available at THEJournal.com/ReadersChoice.
 
About Lightspeed Technologies
Established in 1990, Lightspeed Technologies is the trusted provider in classroom audio solutions. Our passion is to improve the listening and learning environment for every child. We believe strengthening the connection between teachers and students is at the heart of learning.
 
Lightspeed classroom audio systems allow teachers to speak in normal conversational tones while being assured that every child has an equal opportunity to hear all of the instruction. The no-installation, easy-to-use Redcat provides clear, low-volume, highly intelligible sound that is evenly distributed throughout the classroom so every child hears every word. The company’s audio system for small group instruction, Flexcat, gives teachers the ability to gain insights into small group interactions and learning. The Topcat has become the premier solution for new construction and renovations due to its ease of installation, wireless connectivity, and remarkable audio quality. For more information about Lightspeed classroom audio products, visit Lightspeed-tek.com.
 
About THE Journal
THE Journal is dedicated to informing and educating K-12 senior-level district and school administrators, technologists, and tech-savvy educators within districts, schools, and classrooms to improve and advance the learning process through the use of technology. Launched in 1972, THE Journal was the first magazine to cover education technology.

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