smartboard uf75
smartboard uf75.Fourth, using electronic whiteboards in theoretical teaching, more teachers use them as substitutes for presentations. Therefore, when teaching design, the ideas are often followed by PPT. Such teaching design is time-consuming, laborious and unscientific. Therefore, teachers need to change the framework of conventional multimedia teaching, make full use of the functions of spotlights, timers, styluses, masks, etc., to link the functions of whiteboards with the characteristics of their respective disciplines, and to resolve the intractable diseases in teaching.
Interactive Whiteboard
IQAio GR519 Interactive Whiteboard
smartboard uf75.IQAio GR519 is highly integrated with multi-point infrared interactive whiteboard, central control system, wireless microphone, stereo amplifier system, OPS and other equipment, forming a perfect multi-media classroom solution together with a projector.
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IQ Infrared Interactive Whiteboard
Support gesture recognition:
1 finger to write, 2 fingers to select, full palm to erase.
Enable 10/16/32 touch points for collaboration.
18 hotkeys on both sides for handy operation.
No special pen required
Bundled with IQ Interactive Education Platform Software 6.0 which has rich resources and tools to achieve a vivid class atmosphere.
IQ All-in-one Infrared Interactive Whiteboard
Integrated design: Highly integrated multi-point infrared interactive whiteboard, central control system, wireless microphone, stereo amplifier system, built-in OPS and other equipment.
Cost-effective : Only with a projector, IQAio GR519 can form a perfect classroom solution.
One key operation to power on: all the devices will be powered on including interactive whiteboard, built-in OPS, projector, central control system etc.
No complicated devices connection: save much time for classroom devices management before teaching.
Rich ports: plug-n-play external computers.
Bundled with IQ Interactive Education Platform Software: to give a vivid and wonderful demonstration in class.
