Five Uses for Document Cameras From JP-UK In Education
JP-UK provide five top tips for utilising document cameras as effective presentational devices within the classroom.
United Kingdom (PRUnderground) January 15, 2014
Document cameras, which are otherwise known as visualisers are incredibly popular tools to displaying information. However many people are unaware of the vast presentational scope which these items provide. Collected below are five lesser known users for Digital Presenters in schools and colleges:
1. Graphing tool: visualisers can be used in education in order to teach pupils step by step how to correctly draw and label different graph types such as bar graphs, line graphs and pie graphs.
2. To highlight lesson information: teachers can use document cameras as a tool to highlight a specific text or page to the class ensuring heightened levels of comprehension.
3. Display tool: in addition to providing pupils with paper hand outs, teachers can use document cameras as a tool to display this content.
4. Discussion tool: pupils can display their answers to the class using a document camera. These answers can then be used to start discussion among the class.
5. A tool to review test results: difficult questions or weak areas of a test can be displayed to the class. Teachers can then discuss these areas in further detail to aid future understanding.
JP-UK is a leading supplier of document cameras and visualisers to schools and colleges in the UK. Due to this position JP-UK has an extensive selection of visualisers from some of the world’s leading manufacturers. For further information, the JP-UK technical team can be contacted by calling: 0161 474 1200. Alternatively, you can email us at: info@jp-uk.co.uk.
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