Electronic White Board

 


 

 

Electronic White Board

 

The Interactive Presentation Manager (IPM) is a digital electronic white board that connects to a PC and an LCD projector, creating a large interactive projection screen.  Any program that can be run on your PC can be used with the IPM.  By touching the board surface with an electronic pen, the presenter controls the computer in real time.  All program functions are transferred to the pen, enabling the presenter to stay in front of the audience without touching the computer.

 

User definable Softkeys, conveniently located on both sides of the IPM, permit fast launch of video, audio, graphics/text and animation software.  Touching the Softkeys with the electronic pen instantly activates pre-selected programs.  The Softkey Editor offers direct access to any file or software that is available on the system. 

 

Annotations can be made either on a blank virtual white board, or directly onto a projected computer image.  Note taking software automatically saves your written notes and annotated screens to a connected PC for distribution during or after the session. 

 

 

Electronic White Board Applications:

Education

Presentation

Distance Learning

Strategic Planning

Classroom Instruction

Teleconferencing

Brainstorming

Project Management

 

 

 

Electronic White Board Features/Benefits:

Impact resistant "Classroom Tough" durable surface

Deliver content rich programs naturally from the front of the room

Reliable computer interaction with "Digital Technology"

Distribute saved files electronically at any time

File format conversions: Export to 9 file formats

On-Line Help Menu available for tips and assistance

Enhance presentation content by integrating video, animation, graphics/text and audio

Improve audience focus, reduce instruction time and increase retention

Robust design for trouble free operation

Save valuable preparation time using the IPM Softkeys

Teleconferencing with standard available software products

Largest viewing & writing surface at 77" diagonal

 

 

  1. The site contains both viewable & downloadable training materials that explain the use of the electronic white boards.
  2. The materials are designed for use by Burlington County College faculty and staff. 
  3. Below you will find links for viewing/downloading both a "Training" slide presentation (MS-PowerPoint-2000), and a "Tutorial" document.
  4. Numonics Corp., the company that makes the electronic white board, created the MS-Word "Tutorial".  BCC has permission to duplicate this document for use by our faculty and staff.

 

Interactive Products Division

Numonics Corporation

101 Commerce Drive

PO Box 1005

Montgomeryville, Pennsylvania, USA 18936

Phone: (215) 362-2766

FAX:   (215) 361-0167

 

  1. The "Electronic White Board Training" PowerPoint presentation was created in-house by Martin Edsell and is the property of Burlington County College.
  2. It consists of approx. 80 PowerPoint slides, containing graphics, sound, and text.
  3. The presentation takes approx. 30-45 minutes to view.
  4. Use of speakers/headphones is recommended.
  5. PowerPoint 2000 also recommended (for animated graphics).
  6. Best viewed at 800 x 600 resolution (or higher).
  7. Once you start the presentation, go to next slide by pressing Page Down key, go to previous slide by pressing Page Up key.

 

 

 

Available Downloads:

(may take a long time to open - please be patient)

BCC Electronic White Board Training presentation:

 

1.     View Presentation in PowerPoint 2000 (PowerPoint Version)

 

2.     View Presentation On-line (HTML version)

 

Numonics Interactive Presentation Manager tutorial:

 

1. Adobe Acrobat Version

The tutorial is in Adobe Acrobat (".pdf") format. You will need the free Acrobat Reader to view it. If you do not already have Acrobat installed on your computer, you can download the Reader for free from Adobe's website. Follow the directions on the Adobe website to properly install the software, then try downloading the brochure again.

 

This site last updated on:  7-28-2002.

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