Corporate training room with an interactive display and ceiling projector

Corporate learning spaces

Training Room AV Solutions

Presenter-first rooms for onboarding, workshops and certification programmes, with clear visuals, intelligible audio and the option to record or stream every session to remote learners.

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The business problem

Training that only works for the front row

Training rooms are deeper than meeting rooms, the trainer moves around and audience questions matter. A single display at the front, no microphone for the trainer and no camera means learners at the back struggle and remote learners are left out altogether.

A training room AV system is designed around the presenter and the audience, and around the content being taught.

What training teams ask for

  • Content readable from the back row
  • Hands-free audio for the trainer
  • Audience questions heard by everyone
  • Remote learners who can see and participate
  • Sessions recorded for later viewing
  • Simple controls any trainer can use

Solution overview

The training room system

Displays or projection

Interactive flat panels, large displays with repeaters, or laser projection for deep rooms.

Presentation

Lectern or wireless sharing, annotation and a confidence monitor for the trainer.

Audio

Distributed ceiling or wall speakers for even, intelligible sound.

Microphones

Wireless lapel or headset for the trainer, handheld or ceiling microphones for the audience.

Cameras

Presenter-tracking and audience cameras for hybrid delivery.

Recording, streaming & control

Recording and streaming where applicable, with one-touch control of the room.

Room and environment types

Learning spaces we design

Classroom style

Rows of desks facing a front display.

Workshop pods

Group tables with shared screens.

Hybrid learning rooms

Local and remote learners in one session.

Divisible training halls

Rooms that split into two with combined AV.

System architecture

How a hybrid training room is connected

Trainer & content
Lectern PCLaptopWireless shareAnnotation
Switching & control
Presentation switcherTouch controlRoom presets
Audio & capture
DSP / mixerWireless microphonesTracking cameraRecorder / encoder
Room output
Main display / projectionRepeater displaysSpeakers
Distribution
VC platformLMS / video libraryLive stream

Key technologies & recommended components

Recommended training room components

ComponentWhat we specifyWhy
Main display86 inch interactive panel or laser projectorReadable content and annotation
RepeatersSecondary displays mid-roomDeep rooms stay legible
Trainer audioWireless lapel or headset microphoneHands-free, consistent voice level
Audience audioHandheld or ceiling microphonesQuestions heard in the room and remotely
SpeakersDistributed ceiling speakersEven coverage without loud front rows
CamerasPresenter-tracking PTZ plus audience cameraEngaging hybrid delivery
CaptureEncoder or recorder where applicableSessions available on demand

Platform & ecosystem compatibility

  • Microsoft Teams
  • Zoom
  • Google Meet
  • Webinar platforms
  • LMS video libraries
  • RTMP streaming

Implementation process

Delivering a training room

  1. Understand

    Training formats, class sizes and hybrid needs.

  2. Design

    Sightlines, speaker coverage and camera angles.

  3. Specify

    Itemised BOQ with options by budget.

  4. Install

    Installation, tuning and control programming.

  5. Train & support

    Trainer walkthroughs, guides and AMC.

Use cases

How organisations use training rooms

  • New-joiner onboarding and induction
  • Sales, product and compliance training
  • Leadership development workshops
  • Certification and assessment sessions

Benefits

Why it is worth designing properly

  • Every learner sees and hears clearly
  • One session reaches local and remote learners
  • Recorded content extends the value of training
  • Trainers focus on teaching, not technology

Relevant products

Equipment we specify for these rooms

View all Interactive Flat Panel Displays

Products are selected after the room is designed, not before. These are examples from our interactive flat panel displays range.

Samsung FLIP 2.0 WM55R touch display, main product image Samsung Samsung FLIP 2.0 WM55R 55-inch 4K UHD Touch Display (WMR Series) View details Samsung FLIP 3.0 WMA Series touch display, main product image Samsung Samsung FLIP 3.0 WMA Series 4K UHD Interactive Touch Display View details Samsung WAF Series interactive flat panel display - front view Samsung Samsung WAF Series Interactive Flat Panel Display - 65, 75 & 86 Inch View details Yealink MB86-A001 86-inch collaboration display, front view Yealink Yealink MB86-A001 86-inch Collaboration Display for Microsoft Teams View details

FAQ

Training room AV questions

Interactive display or projector for a training room?
Interactive flat panels suit rooms up to roughly 30 learners and add annotation. Laser projection suits deeper rooms that need a larger image. Many rooms combine a main image with repeater displays.
Does the trainer need a microphone?
In most rooms above 20 people, and in every hybrid room, yes. A wireless lapel or headset keeps the voice level consistent for the room and for remote learners.
Can training sessions be recorded automatically?
Yes. A recorder or encoder can capture the presenter camera, content and audio, and sessions can be started from the control panel or scheduled.
Can remote learners take part in the same session?
Yes. With room cameras, audience microphones and your conferencing platform, remote learners can see the trainer and content and ask questions that the room can hear.
Can a training room be divided into two?
Yes. We design divisible rooms so the AV works independently when split and as one system when combined.

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Plan your training room

Learning spaces that reach every learner

Tell us your class sizes and training formats. We will design the room and quote it itemised.

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