More than half of our classrooms have been standardized on one type of touch panel (Extron). By the end of the upcoming academic year, close to three quarters will have the same type of touch panel.
We’ve put together a short video on how to use this type of touch panel in a classroom:
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The video shows the touch panel from Davis Library room 140, but other than the room name, the layout is the same across our other classrooms of this type (Extron).
Any questions or feedback are welcome!
Petar
Should a laptop be on or off before connecting it or does it not matter?
Hi Brenda,
In the vast majority of cases, it does not matter whether the computer is on or off. If there is a problem projecting from a computer:
– press Fn+F8 (for computers with XP)
– press Windows+P (for computers with Windows 7)
– On Macs: From the Apple () menu, choose System Preferences. Click on Displays and under the Arrangement tab select Mirror Displays.
More info is available at go/projection
Hope this helps.
Petar