Houle Electric Installs 200 Square Inch Monitor at Northern Lights College

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September 14, 2017

Houle Electric has installed a 200 square inch monitor at the Northern Lights College, by far the largest to be deployed  within a BC school.  This upgrade not only includes the monitor display, but also a video conference system that will help students interact with teachers all throughout the province.

In addition, thanks to the remote capabilities established by the new equipment the College faculty looks forward to demonstrating how modern technology can now deliver an excellent learning experience for students without necessarily having to travel far distances.

https://www.houle.ca/news/northern-lights-college-av-upgrade/

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