Using a Visualiser in the Classroom

One of the most valuable tools in the modern classroom is the visualiser, which is also known as a document camera. As well as being popular in colleges, it is also popular in universities and conference halls.

Document cameras can be used to display anything you want to show to your audience. Any object placed under a document camera can be seen in 3D. Even artefacts can be displayed under document cameras. If you are teaching a history class this means you can show your class the genuine object. However, you can do so without passing the object around the class and risking it getting damaged.

In addition, you can display small intricate objects easily under a document camera. The equipment has the ability to magnify any object sufficiently without the resulting image looking fuzzy. The smaller the object the greater the magnification you need, which means if you regularly want to display small objects you will have to buy a high end visualiser.

You can couple document cameras up with other pieces of AV or digital equipment. By pairing them up with a PC, a laptop, DVD player or video player you can display videos, Power Point presentations, Word documents, diagrams stored on PCs or photos to a large room of people.

Visualisers really engage young people. The fact that a document camera makes it possible for the entire class, even those at the back, to see your presentations and teaching aids really helps them to stay engaged.

Document cameras can magnify and project movies, books, works of art, conference calls, science objects and more.

Document cameras are also highly portable. They can be set up in a new classroom within only a few minutes.

Most teaching institutions already use document cameras. If your school, college or university do not use them, petition the budget holder to buy at least one as soon as possible.

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