News, successes & proof
News, facts, success stories, and proof about our classroom audio systems
From providing clear audio for lectures to enhancing the learning experience, our classroom audio systems have earned praise from educators, students, and institutions. Read success stories that highlight the impact our technology has had in classrooms across the country. At Hear and Learn, we’re the trusted choice for educational audio solutions, and we look forward to showing you why.
Hear and Learn offers Australian educators the widest range of soundfield solutions including the Award Winning “Topcat”
Read MoreAmerican education magazine “THE Journal” awarded its 2021 Platinum Award to the Topcat in the “Classroom Audio Distribution/Sound Enhancement” category. Since 1972 and based in California, THE Journal informs K-12 administrators about technology to improve and advance the learning process through the use...
News from the Limestone Coast – 7 more SoundHouse’s
Read MoreMidway between Melbourne and Adelaide is Naracoorte High School. In a town world renowned for its World Heritage listed Naracoorte Caves, Learner Wellbeing Teacher Carli loves our new SoundHouse full soundfield and hearing augmentation systems in 7 rooms offering “new Soundfield is...
More in the Mount: inspiring messaging from new SoundHouse installations
Read MoreAustralian Educators and stakeholders in the construction of new schools understand that true inclusion for all learners extends beyond physical and visual access, to auditory access as well. We understand that yesterday’s perception that it is more important to ensure...
St Edmunds Special Education Facility
Read MoreHear and Learn worked with Architects Glendenning Szoboszlay Architects Pty. Ltd regarding new constructions at two campuses of St Edmunds Special Education Facility , Sydney. The Hear and Learn SoundHouse is being adopted in 23 learning spaces to provide agnostic and...
Hear and Learn Help works: News from Frankston, Melbourne!
Read MoreOur Daniel Hughes rang Head Office today overjoyed about his experience at Mahogany Rise Primary School in Frankston, South East Melbourne. Like education facilities all over Australia, staff turnover is ongoing and allowing teachers to learn and adapt to policy,...
Soundfield Amplification Research Summary
Read MoreIt is very often assumed that capturing teacher and student voices, and having speakers distribute this instructional audio, is a symptom of hearing loss. This concept – known of soundfield or classroom sound enhancement – is relevant to learners who...
Secondary School exploits flexibility of Hear and Learn tech as part of remodeling project
Read MoreIn the impressive new growth area of Melbourne’s South East, Officer Secondary College was an early adopter of Hear and Learn technology. Recently, the School embarked on a remodeling of its 8 agile learning areas in a double story building....
An interview with Emeritus Professor Carol Flexer
Read MoreCarol Flexer is a Professor of Audiology in the School of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology at the University of Akron in Ohio, USA. Perhaps the world’s most respected advocate of optimizing listening conditions for all learners, this interview discusses the...
Using Classroom Amplification in a Universal Design Model to Enhance Hearing and Listening
Read MoreA study conducted By Dr. Pamela Millett, Faculty of Education, York University in Ontario, Canada was conducted to offer perspectives on whether capturing teacher voices, and having speaker(s) distribute crucial frequencies to increase speech intelligibility, benefits students and education outcomes....
The impact of sound-field amplification in mainstream cross-cultural classrooms
Read MoreIn 2006, the Australian Journal of Education published a study by Robyn Massie and Harvey Dillon National Acoustic Laboratories about the impact of technology in learning spaces that captures and distributes teacher and learner voice in learning spaces. This technology...
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