EarthWalk displayed its computer labs, electrical power management systems, and extended-life computer battery solutions. The company says its eco-friendly mobile lab solutions are up to six times more energy efficient than charging laptops with traditional AC/DC chargers.
ELMO USA discussed how it is expanding beyond document cameras to focus on becoming a full “classroom solutions provider.” As the company’s first step in making this transition, it has developed a wireless tablet device for annotating live images from an ELMO document camera from anywhere in the classroom. The company is bundling its CRA-1 wireless tablet with its TT-02RX document camera in a solution called ELMO Infinity, and it expects to announce more products this summer, including a student response system.
Epson America introduced the PowerLite X9, delivering bright and powerful projection to education for roughly $599. This new projector offers 2,500 lumens of light output and XGA resolution for detailed, bright presentations in classrooms, as well as small to medium-sized conference rooms. It features easy USB setup, closed captioning, extended lamp life, and 3LCD technology.
Ergotron showcased its mobile teaching stations for educators, which easily adjust in height so teachers can transition from sitting at a desk to teaching with a moving technology dock. Designed in both LCD and laptop formats, the TeachWell Mobile Digital Platform consolidates essential technology tools into a compact, high-performance hub, removing physical barriers between instructor and students for more collaborative learning environments, Ergotron says. Also featured was the company’s Neo-Flex Mobile MediaCenter, a versatile large display solution that stretches IT investment by serving a variety of video conferencing, classroom presentation, and digital signage needs.
Extron Electronics announced that its video controller and networking products have been added to the Eligible Services List (ESL) for the federal e-Rate program, which provides telecommunications discounts to eligible schools and libraries. The master controller and switches in Extron’s PoleVault System are listed as eligible for e-Rate support under the “Video Products” category in the program’s latest ESL, Extron said—although the system’s speakers and mounting brackets are not e-Rate eligible.
Hewlett-Packard (HP) announced its new Digital Learning Suite, which features a variety of products that aim to help teachers create a more engaging learning environment. The HP Digital Learning Suite includes the HP Digital Sketch, HP Pocket Whiteboard, HP Classroom Manager, HP MultiSeat t150 Thin Client, HP Presentation Station 1000, and HP Notebook Charging Carts.
Hitachi introduced the iPJ-AW250N Interactive Projector, which has all the functionality of an interactive whiteboard built into it, eliminating the need for additional hardware. Any suitable wall or surface can be converted into an interactive display using the projector, Hitachi said. The iPJ-AW250N features a touch screen, as well as an ultra-short-throw lens that enables it to be mounted close to a wall or projection surface. This prevents obstructed images and shadows, with no light shining in the presenter’s eyes. The user can annotate, manipulate, and resize projected images by using Hitachi’s pen-sized Interactive Control; a remote control also is included.
Lock ‘n’ Charge, whose products are made from recyclable steel, displayed ECO Safe Charge, a power management system that combines energy savings and safety. The company also supports Carbon Neutral to offset emissions. Carbon Neutral is a nonprofit that works to measure, reduce, and offset greenhouse gas emissions.
Luidia introduced the eBeam Engage, which—like the eBeam Edge Projection—lets users quickly transform any standard whiteboard or display surface into an interactive whiteboard. But the longer eBeam Engage also contains built-in speakers, a built-in microphone for recording lessons, and a pen cradle. What’s more, it comes with a handheld keyboard control unit that enables users to enter text or control their computer from anywhere in the room.
Lumens demonstrated its Ladybug document camera, which it says is the world’s first wireless document camera for educators. Simply attach the DCA11 FLYER Accessory to any DC120 Ladibug Document Camera, and teachers can present lessons from anywhere in the classroom. Benefits include no more wires; high-definition image clarity; a five-year unlimited replacement warranty; and free training, the company says.
Marsh Industries displayed the Marsh Integro, a traditional markerboard and interactive whiteboard in one. The board is powered by DYMO Mimio Interactive Technology and gives users access to images, design templates, multimedia, and lesson plans.
OKI Printing Solutions displayed its High Definition Color Printing technology, which uses four core elements: high-definition LED print heads, microfine high-definition toner, single-pass flat paper path, and a printer control system. The company’s Total Managed Print solution is a comprehensive Managed Print Services (MPS) offering that is designed to significantly reduce the costs of a school system’s annual document output, as well as increase workflow efficiencies. OKI also demonstrated its C610 Series, B411/B431 Series, and MB700 MFP Series printers.
Promethean unveiled a new generation of interactive whiteboards, the ActivBoard 500 Pro series, that can be operated with a digital pen and the touch of a finger at the same time. Educators can switch between pen and touch input, or they can allow these inputs at the same time, Promethean said—enabling up to four students use the board simultaneously for collaborative group work. The boards themselves are compatible with Windows, Mac, and Linux-based computers, but the multi-touch capability only works with Windows 7.
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