[Johnny Lee]’s back again with his Wiimote interactive whiteboard. Commercial versions of these things are expensive and heavy. His technique doesn’t even need a projector, just a computer ...

Triple projection screens will assure every student an excellent view of dual projected images. All tables have personal portable whiteboards and comfortable swivel task chairs.

Triple projection screens will assure every student an excellent view of dual projected images. All tables have personal portable whiteboards and comfortable swivel task chairs. Flexible classrooms ...

With so many advances in technology, today's students don't get to experience many of the things their parents did.

It's suitable for screens as large as 130 inches ... much as you would with a whiteboard. There are even interactive UST projectors that add sensors, so you can draw on the image and give commands ...

A/V and Facilities: One to two wireless lavalier microphones, one podium microphone, data port, stereo surround sound (no subwoofer), MACR bluray; cable TV, laptop and bluray delivery, projection ...

projector, speakers, microphone, countless cables, and much more. It makes the management work much easier." 4K 3840×2160 touch UHD display with a screen diagonal of 65 to 98 inches and a 178° viewing ...

If the screen remains dark, contact classroom technology support at 314-977-4099 so that a ticket can be entered for Tier 2 troubleshooting. What if the projector is not displaying after I turn it on?

Go to Olly’s Comics by the starting area and look up at the ceiling. There will be a broken section of the roof in the middle ...

With 207 fixed seats, the Drapers Lecture it's equipped with 2 data projectors, a PC, HDMI/VGA laptop inputs, 2 whiteboards, screen and a visualiser. This space would be ideal in a conference setting ...

The projector includes AI-powered features like multiple screen interaction modes, smart whiteboard writing, and gesture-based navigation for smartphone-like operation. The remote uses light ...

[Johnny Lee]’s back again with his Wiimote interactive whiteboard. Commercial versions of these things are expensive and heavy. His technique doesn’t even need a projector, just a computer ...