[MOSAIC] Audio units to save teacher's voice/Off Topic

[Joel Hootman]

We have several systems in our building.  They are called "light  
speed" systems, and I love it!  I had one in an older room, very  
alive room, and it made a big difference for me and for the student's  
listening, especially with all the noise in my hallway, which we  
share with high school.  It was installed when I had a student with a  
cochlear implant, but believe me, it made a big difference with ALL  
students, and with my voice.  Read-alouds were wonderful, too!  I  
will have a newer version this year (I moved rooms,)  that assists a  
hearing impaired student.   They only work in the room when you are  
in sight of the "receiver" that receives the wireless signals, so if  
you leave the room, you don't have to worry, unless you move to  
another room with a system.  They only work in the room they are  
installed in.  I just searched for the "lightspeed" name through  
google, and it took me right to the website.

Joel / OH / 4
On Aug 14, 2007, at 3:03 AM, Debbie Goodis wrote:

> Does anyone have any experience with wireless P.A. systems for  
> classrooms?