Education

“Generally, with old CCTV systems, there are lots of extra steps to view the camera feed and it can take a lot of time to load. Sometimes operators of the system that live nearby often just drive into school to see footage because is just easier (and faster) than trying to review it remotely.”

The world has changed and with it the environments we operate in. Now more than ever, schools and universities are faced with increasing threats to their students, staff, vandalism to equipment, buildings, and theft of possessions.

Lower budgets and absence of funding have resulted in less people on the ground to monitor all areas of the school and university environments.

More than ever institutions are looking at smart camera technology to do the heavy lifting.

The use of security cameras in schools and colleges has increased rapidly in recent years. While the use of such surveillance may be seen as a positive measure to help prevent vandalism and enhance security, cameras, when located correctly can also help with behavioral issues such as bullying and aggression both inside and outside the classroom.