Fundamentals of Audio Video in Courts
The Fundamentals of Audio Video in Courts course is designed to provide court personnel with a basic knowledge of audio/video systems and how to interface with them in a court environment. By completing this training, the student will have a basic level of knowledge that will enable them to effectively work with audio/video in their local courts. Click the button above to find out more.
Certification in Court Record Audio/Video Technology
There is a critical need for trained, in-house personnel to support the ever-growing number of courtroom audio/video systems. Budgets make it almost impossible for many courts to hire outside experts. In the absence of dedicated expertise, courts have been compelled to turn maintenance, and sometimes installation, of audio systems, digital recording equipment, evidence presentation hardware, and video conferencing equipment over to courthouse staff.
Courts across the country have, therefore, asked for training for existing personnel, especially Information Technology personnel, in audio and video technology. In response, we offer three-day training courses to provide participants with a better understanding of court specific audio/video systems, requirements for maintaining them, and a foundation for improved communication with vendors and installers.
The newest course specifically deals with the changes to digital methods in audio/video, while the Advanced Audio/Video course delves deeper and provides the technician with hands-on training for designing, installing, and maintaining the audio/video systems.
For course outlines and scheduled dates, please contact clct@wm.edu or call 757-221-2494.