T/CAET 001-2022 Specifications for Audiovisual Technology in Information-based Teaching Environments
T/CAET 001-2022
Basic Information
Scope
Scope: This standard specifies the configuration requirements of audiovisual equipment and environmental design requirements in an informatized teaching environment. This standard applies to the selection of audiovisual products, environmental design, and system integration in informatized teaching environments of educational institutions, enterprises, and social organizations, etc. Main technical content: This standard specifies the architectural physical design and system configuration requirements that affect visual and auditory health in informatized teaching environments at all levels and types of schools. It defines the scope of the informatized teaching environment, referenced documents, terminology, abbreviations, and symbols, and stipulates the classification and grading of the informatized teaching environment, as well as the requirements for visual health design and auditory health design. The main content of the standard is as follows: Chapter 1: Scope This standard specifies the configuration requirements of audiovisual equipment and environmental design requirements in an informatized teaching environment. This standard applies to the selection of audiovisual products, environmental design, and system integration in informatized teaching environments of educational institutions, enterprises, and social organizations, etc. Chapter 2: Normative referenced documents Lists other national and industry standards related to the standard. Chapter 3: Terminology Lists the professional terms proposed in the standard. Chapter 4: Abbreviations Lists the abbreviations used in the standard. Chapter 5: Classification of informatized teaching environments Specifies the classification of informatized teaching environments. Chapter 6: Visual technology requirements for informatized teaching environments Specifies the architectural physical design and system configuration requirements that affect visual health in informatized teaching environm