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Designing Wi-Fi networks for high-density lecture halls has unique challenges due to the concentration of devices in a confined space. Designs must account for both capacity and coverage, implementing access point placement strategies that minimize co-channel interference while maximizing signal quality.

Beyond the technical aspects, successful lecture hall Wi-Fi implementations must consider actual usage patterns and building requirements.

Continuous performance monitoring through heat maps, client connection statistics, and application performance metrics should be considered. It's essential to design with future growth in mind, planning for increased device density as students bring multiple connected devices to class.

The ultimate goal is creating a seamless wireless experience that supports interactive learning technologies while remaining invisible to users, allowing educators and students to focus on the learning experience rather than connectivity issues.

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