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Using eBeam as a whiteboard

Using eBeam as a whiteboard was one of the eBeam  features that I was most excited about (yes – I should get out more!). Most teachers, especially those in EAP using university teaching rooms, have at some point been in a projector only classroom. Last term, I had such a classroom, well there was a white board, but I had to literally (and I do mean literally) climb over the students to get to it.…

Luidia Inc is a company founded back in 2003. It’s a technology company headquartered in Silicon Valley and has expanded globally. Luidia is looking to transform the business world with its products and create an efficient, effective work environment.  Luidia has developed the ebeam as well as the equil smartmarker. Luidia has carved their own niche in the technology market for its capture…

Cặp văn phòng eBeam EDGE CARRYING CASE (Đen)

Giá: 250.000 ₫ (Giá thị trường: 371.200 ₫ - Giảm 33%)

Thương hiệu: eBeam

Thời gian giao hàng: 6 - 14 ngày

Khu vực giao hàng: Toàn Quốc

Nguồn:lazada.vn

eBeam me up scotty 1

At the beginning of this teaching term I was asked to trial the eBeam for the college I teach at. I hadn’t heard of eBeam  before, so the first thing I did was google it.

What is eBeam?

What I saw (and what can be seen in the YouTube clip) seemed interesting  and quite straight forward, but I wasn’t majorly convinced that it would…

@EpsilonLighting EBeam 2r Professional Moving Head Light: By John Young of the Disc Jockey News

@EpsilonLighting EBeam 2r Professional Moving Head Light: By John Young of the Disc Jockey News

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Today we wanted to share with you one of the ways that eBeam can be used which may not be main stream but is innovative.

Recently we signed a new client that was looking for a way to improve their trade show demonstrations.  The company Origo Education has a suite of educational programs that are centered around math instruction.  During their trade shows they have a large TV/Monitor connected to their MAC laptop and they walk teachers through the product.

During their previous shows they would rent a touchscreen monitor (at a considerable cost) in their booth.  Their challenge was one of cost and logistics.  Either renting or shipping this VERY EXPENSIVE monitor created a problem in getting it from one location to another along with the potential damage and repair or replacement.

By using eBeam Edge and the LCD Mounting Bracket they are now able to convert any TV or Monitor into a “touch screen” unit by using the wireless pen/stylus.  The eBeam Edge can be packed neatly in the available carrying case and taken from show to show.  They now only need to have a standard TV/Monitor during the show which allows them to save considerable money over the previous set up.

Another idea would be to provide the TV used during the show as a giveaway.  With the availability of very low cost large screen units they could potentially save on shipping and handling costs by purchasing a one at each show location.  And what a great giveaway to the show participants.

So, if you are active in trade shows and utilize a TV or large monitor, consider eBeam Edge as a tool to use for showing your program or tools.

eBeam Edge converts TVs, Monitors, Whiteboards, Drywall, Glass Walls, table tops into an interactive environment.  Virtually any hard and flat surface that you can project or show your desk top onto can be converted to an interactive space.

Leave it to a school district in Silicon Valley to develop a prototype for a blended learning environment.

Milpitas Unified School District did just that.  They hired a new Superintendent and Chief Technology Officer.  They asked the staff at each school what their idea of the school of the future would look like.  Once they go the ideas back, they took the novel approach and began building it.

Two elementary schools were piloted for the model in 2012-2013 and now all have implemented some form of blended learning.

Some key ideas that were developed:

Ø  Transition from traditional education to a flexible model

o   The district invested in new network equipment, WIFI and around 5,000 new Chromebooks

Ø  Leaders empowered principals and teachers to integrate technology and implement blended learning any way they wished.

o   The pilot schools choose the “rotational” model where students rotate throughout the day among online instruction, teacher-led instruction and small-group collaborative activities

Ø  Developed a learning lab where students rotate through twice a day for math and English language instruction.

o   This is set up to provide custom digital instruction which allows students to proceed at their best pace

Ø  Schools are implementing the program differently to allow for “testing” environments to see what works best

Results are favorable so far.  The technology has invigorated teachers and students are more engaged in class as evidenced by the dramatic decrease in suspensions and disciplinary actions.

In other parts of the country:

Coorado’s Boulder Valley School District is working towards a long-term vision of supplying every student (30,000) with a computing device.  While they work up to that they are investing in IT infrastructure, technology pilots and professional development.

In Ohio’s Hillard City Schools they have been working on creating online courses for the past 10 years.  Most teachers have already turned their classes into blended learning courses through the use of Moodie, Google Apps and their own websites.

But they also point out that the district is not exclusively going to online applications.  They still use interactive whiteboards, projectors and document cameras.

Time limitations on the teachers is a factor especially with a new program, but given time, expanding the teacher’s comfort zone and the programs will allow for students to enter the “real world” better prepared for what’s next.

With the continued use of interactive whiteboards we suggest that you look at eBeam products.  A big advantage of the eBeam product line is utilizing your existing assets (whiteboard, projector, computer).  The only moving part is the wireless pen/stylus.  Unlike competitors who require their board to be used, eBeam don’t fail since there are no moving parts or screens.  The stylus is subject to failure over time but at $85 each, it is a relatively small replacement cost.