If you need a way to have the student push the image without the teacher's =
involvement, I'm not sure what would work best. If the teacher can just =
highlight the computer from a list and project it, you may want to look at =
Synchroneyes. It works very well for this. You may also want to consider =
iTalc, which is a free option.
Regards,
Bill Griscom
Director of Information Services
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road
Lancaster, PA 17603-2491
717.392.2916 x. 246
griscomb@lancastercountryday.org
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>>> Renee Ramig <rramig@sevenhillsschool.org> 6/22/2009 10:31 PM >>>
Hi Everyone,
My middle school science teacher is getting a whole new science center =
this summer, and he wants tech to be like "Minority Report." :)
One thing I am not sure how to do easily is this:
Students will be working on experiments and one of them will want to look =
up something online. They grab a laptop, find something, and then they =
want to quickly share it with the rest of the class on the LCD projector. =
=20
The way we do it now, is the student copies the link to the student share =
folder, goes over to the teacher computer that is hooked up to the LCD =
projector, opens up the share folder and clicks on the link.
Is there a way to do this more easily? Is there any quick way to screen =
share from a student computer to a teacher computer? Or, is there a way =
to set up wireless VGA that any computer can connect to on the fly?
One other caveat is that we decide on computer platform based on what best =
supports curriculum. For our science class this means a Mac running OSX.5 =
for the teacher, 6 PCs running XP Pro, 6 Macs running OSX.4 for the =
students.
Thanks,
Renee Ramig
Seven Hills School
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