Interactive panels,
when connected to your desktop / notebook computer
and a projector, allow you to face your audience
whilst you control, edit and annotate computer applications
directly from the interactive panel. As you are
used to writing normally with a pen on paper, then
using the cordless pen you simply write or draw
directly onto the screen in the same way. There
is no keyboard or mouse to worry about, as the pen
acts as the mouse. Using an interactive panel is
very similar to using an interactive whiteboard,
except the panels are usually 15", 17"
or 18" in size. However, the screen image can
be projected through a multimedia projector to various
sizes onto a projector screen, making it perfect
for large auditoriums and lecture halls as well
as smaller classrooms and training rooms. The panel
normally has a small A-shaped stand so you can prop
it up or lay it down flat on the desk or rest it
on your knee. Interactive panels are portable making
them ideal for training sessions, police, fire and
ambulance emergency services and military establishments
for training and briefing sessions or within universities
and colleges. They can also be used with some video
conferencing systems. |