Projectors

Interactive projectors have been installed in all classrooms. There is No remote control as all input settings and sound are controlled with the touch panel next to the whiteboard.
Connection to the projector MUST be done through the Apple TV box (AirPlay). The projectors and Apple TV box are both digital (HDMI) and will give you a large clear image with great resolution.

The new projectors have built-in tools that will allow you to interact/annotate the image displayed on the whiteboard without installing any additional software. The projector can also be used as a whiteboard and you can draw on the board using your fingers (no pens or markers needed). 
Displaying MacBook/iPad Image using AirPlay


Instructions - Connecting to new projectors.

Step 1- Turn on projector. You may need to press the button twice (if the projector is in sleep mode one press will wake it up, if it has been turned off - press button twice to turn it on)


Step 2- Once the projector is on click on AirPlay button.

Step 3- On your MacBook Click on the AirPlay drop down menu and select the your classroom, then enter the AirPlay code displayed on the screen.

You will now see your MacBook screen displayed on the projector. 


The sound is controlled using volume knob.
Using interactive/annotative tools
Step 1: Touch on the image on the whiteboard to activate the tools, you will see an arrow on either the left or right side of the board (as shown below)
Step 2: Touch the arrow and the annotating tool will appear.

Step 3: Choose a colour and line thickness.

Step 4: Draw on the board either with your finger or with the pens provided.


Erasing
 annotations: Click on the eraser tool and select "YES" to delete annotations.



Additional tools: 

WHITEBOARD:
The projector also has the ability to project a white image (whiteboard) so you can draw and write using your fingers and pens.

GRIDS:
The projector can also display grids. Switch to whiteboard mode and click on the image shown below.


A grid window will appear, select your grid from the menu.


The grid will be display and you can then draw on the board with your fingers or a whiteboard marker.