Mersive: Stop sharing and start connecting with collaboration technology that revolves around you.
In 2014, Mersive introduced dongle-free, cable-free sharing, transforming how students and educators collaborate. Today, Mersive continues to push the limits of what’s possible, creating secure, intuitive technology that brings people together.
Our solutions are designed for the classroom, tapping into the potential of students native to the digital world while supporting educators to optimize engagement.
Educators face unique challenges when it comes to classroom technology
Frustrating user experience
Existing technology is not reliable, with new problems popping up from week-to-week. It is difficult enough to maintain students’ attention in the classroom without losing valuable minutes to technical and upstart problems. Even when things work as expected, navigating the software can be complicated and awkward.
Security concerns
It is important to ensure student privacy and overall network security. Education is a particularly vulnerable market, especially when many teams are pressured to cut corners due to budget constraints. Any new technology introduced should make organizations safer, not less secure.
Prohibitive upfront costs
Truly innovative tech that makes a difference for students in the classroom is often difficult to budget for. The price range to procure, train, and manage this new tech is unrealistic for many institutions.
Complex management
AV systems require hands-on setup and maintenance. IT and Network Security staff are already stretched thin. New solutions should be low lift and easy to manage and upgrade. They should also be compatible with network requirements without sacrificing existing security protocols.
Solstice Active Learning – Dynamic, student-centered engagement
Mersive’s solutions help make a powerful impact in any space. From focused classrooms to large university lecture halls, Mersive’s scalable technology grows and flexes to meet ever-changing needs on any budget.
Solstice Active Learning revolutionizes how students collaborate in a contemporary learning environment. Whether students are working in small groups, strategizing in larger teams, or presenting to the class, Solstice Active Learning elevates their engagement potential. Educators can facilitate wireless AV routing across multiple screens to support group discussions, provide guidance and instructions, and conveniently display visuals, all while moderating content shared to displays to ensure the class stays focused on the lesson material.
Mersive Empowers Active Learning Environments
The benefits of incorporating active learning versus traditional, passive learning styles in the classroom are compelling. Active learning strategies are proven to enhance students’ cognitive skills, classroom engagement, and even support students’ overall well-being.
Active learning also helps with material acquisition, allowing students to actually absorb their curriculum instead of simply memorizing material for an exam. This is especially useful for students with unique and neuro-divergent learning styles. Because students process information in a variety of ways, providing unique and experiential opportunities to connect with the material can transform classrooms from anxiety-inducing spaces to ones of true fun and discovery.
Educators understand that creating learning environments that engage all students is vital to their classroom health. Mersive supports this vision with thoughtful technology that accommodates a range of budgets and AV needs.
Mersive Collaboration Suite - The right solution for your space
In addition to Mersive’s Solstice solutions, we offer a suite of collaborative tools tailored to fit the needs of different education spaces.
✔️ Flexible AV routing
✔️ Easy configuration and simple onboarding
✔️ Streamlined management and software updates
✔️ Advanced security protocols and certifications
✔️ Intuitive user experience for tech-savvy students and guest lecturers, alike
Mersive Smart
Budget-friendly screen sharing for small classrooms and primary school environments.
