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TurningPoint Response System

May 23, 2013 /

The TurningPoint response system is a wireless system used to collect responses from your audience during a class or a presentation. Once connected to a computer via USB, the system’s included software can be used to display a question or poll. Audience members then respond on their remotes and the answers are recorded and can be displayed in real time. We have a total of around two hundred remotes and the system can be checked out in with any number of remotes.

Teleprompter

July 23, 2012 / blumenel

The Media Center is happy to introduce it’s newest piece of equipment; A Teleprompter! The teleprompter will make it much easier for students and professors to work on video projects involving tough or long scripts, without needing to look away from the camera to check a paper copy of the script. Using the free web site Cueprompter.com, you are able to paste a script and set a scroll speed for the teleprompter, making it useful for any size script being dictated at any speed! Any students or professors who want to work with this piece of equipment are welcome to, it is available for normal check-outs and reservations. Here are a couple of pictures of the teleprompter in action!

Wireless Smart Slates

January 26, 2012 /

Our wireless smart slates can be used to draw diagrams or write notes on the fly. With wireless capability they can be used with a computer as you move about, and can be coupled with a data projector for presentation.

Apple Wireless Keyboard

January 26, 2012 /

The Apple Magic Keyboard is like a typical Apple Keyboard but is enabled with wireless technology, allowing you to type and access a computer from a distance or as you move around.

Speakers

November 9, 2010 /

The Media Center has a variety of speaker sets available which can be used with a computer. These can be used to boost audio for a presentation or when showing video.

Projection Screen

November 9, 2010 /

The Media Center has projection screens available for setting up backgrounds for projection, for use with our data projectors.

Presentation Remote

November 9, 2010 /

We have two types of wireless presentation remotes available. Both are easy to use, simply connecting via USB to any computer, and can be used to advance slides or other presentation features without needing to move to the computer. Additionally, our remotes have built-in laser pointers.

Apple Video Adapters

November 9, 2010 /

The Media Center has a variety of Apple adapters for connecting Apple MacBooks to various displays, such as TVs and other video monitors, including VGA, DVI and HDMI connections. The Apple DVI to Video Adapter was designed to allow Mac Pro (with ATI X1900 XT), MacBook Pro, Mac mini and Power Mac G5 users to connect the DVI port to an S-video or Composite video device such as TVs, VCRs or overhead projectors with S-Video or RCA (Composite) connectors. The Apple DVI to Video Adapter is designed to work with the DVI port on the Mac Pro (with ATI X1900 XT) MacBook Pro, Mac mini and Power Mac G5 systems only.