The VALT system is a powerful tool for advancing practical learning and providing accurate feedback to trainees and students in health science simulations and simulated medical training. By recording these simulations, instructors can meticulously review and analyze students' performance, methodology, and skills. 

The recorded videos can be annotated with notes and "markers" to highlight specific points of interest, enabling instructors to provide targeted feedback and guidance. The ability to repeatedly review the simulations allows for in-depth evaluation and constructive criticism, ultimately enhancing the learning experience and helping students refine their techniques and decision-making abilities in a simulated healthcare environment. You can learn more about healthcare simulation labs here.

Our audio/video solutions are versatile and can be utilized across various health science disciplines to support simulations and training. 

Some examples of health science fields that can benefit from VALT include audiology, forensic medicine, geriatrics, nephrology, oncology, and pathology. 

The system's flexibility allows it to be adapted to various scenarios, from simulating patient interactions and diagnostic procedures to practicing complex surgical techniques. By providing a comprehensive video recording solution, VALT enables educators in diverse health science disciplines to create immersive and realistic learning experiences that prepare students for real world healthcare challenges.

Our audio/video system is designed to support multi-angle recording and simultaneous capture of multiple health science simulation rooms. The system utilizes lightweight IP cameras that can be strategically placed to obtain a wide array of recording angles within a single room, allowing for comprehensive simulation coverage and capturing essential details and interactions from various perspectives. 

Also, VALT's architecture enables the simultaneous recording of any number of simulation rooms, making it ideal for more extensive health science programs with multiple training sessions occurring in parallel. This simultaneous recording capability maximizes efficiency and ensures that all relevant simulations are captured for later review and analysis.

With our audio/video solutions, you’ll have access to features that enable real-time observation and instructor-student interaction during health science simulations. Instructors can remotely view live simulations as they unfold, allowing them to monitor students' performance and provide immediate guidance when necessary. 

The system's "talkback" feature allows instructors to communicate with students in real-time during the simulation without physically interrupting the session. This functionality enables instructors to offer direction, ask questions, or provide feedback while the simulation is in progress, fostering a more interactive and engaging learning experience. 

Our VALT system streamlines the organization and accessibility of recorded health science simulation videos through its intuitive database and user-friendly interface. Each recorded video segment is automatically tagged with metadata, making it easy to categorize, search, and locate specific simulations. 

Authorized users can access the video library using a simple internet browser, eliminating the need for specialized software or equipment. This browser-based access allows instructors, students, and administrators to review simulations from any device with an internet connection, promoting flexibility and remote learning opportunities. 

The system's storage capacity, typically accommodating nearly 20,000 hours of high-definition video, ensures that a comprehensive library of simulations can be maintained and easily accessed for reference and training purposes.

The Beam mobile capture app transforms a smartphone or tablet into a portable video recording device. This app allows instructors to capture high-quality video and audio of health science simulations outside the main campus facility. Once the off-campus simulation is recorded using Beam, the video automatically syncs with the central VALT server when a network connection is available. This seamless integration ensures that all simulation footage, regardless of location, is consolidated into the main video library for easy access and review. 

The Beam app's mobility and synchronization capabilities extend the reach of the VALT system, enabling the capture of authentic learning experiences in diverse healthcare settings.