Projector Case Studies
For more information on the following Case Studies please click on the links below.
Epson projectors prove their value
Posted on 21/7/2008
"If the projectors we were using did not have the reliability that's evident
in the EMP-83s, I would be inundated with complaints from teachers.
Everyone recognises that these projectors are absolutely ideal in a
networked education environment."
Ian Pilkington
Assistant Network Manager
Prince Alfred College
Epson projectors keep systems monitoring solution in the picture
Posted on 14/1/2008
"The first of the EMP-6100s we brought in has already been running for over 3,000 hours with no sign at all of impending lamp failure. With a 4,000 hour life on each lamp, and the E-TORLs costing no extra, I'm immediately saving 50 per cent of the costs associated with what is generally the most expensive part of projector maintenance."
Heathmont College
Posted on 15/2/2007
“With 2700 ANSI lumens, the projector cuts through any ambient light and delivers a brilliant and colour-rich presentation. Whether the students are watching a DVD via the projector’s RGB connectors, a wireless presentation from the teacher’s notebook or a slide show direct from a USB storage device, the output quality is excellent.”
Kellyville Anglican Church
Posted on 7/2/2007
“At the end of the church we have a wall we use for a projection screen; and it’s a wall that has floor to ceiling windows on each side. Even on bright days, though, regardless of the amount of light that comes streaming in through those windows, the projector delivers an image that can be seen from anywhere in the hall.”
Queenwood School for Girls: delivering on the smart classroom
Posted on 21/12/2006
“We have a goal within the school to strive for an IT infrastructure delivering 100 per cent availability. The EMP-82s have demonstrated that they’re an ideal projector to help us reach that goal.”
Ivanhoe Grammar School
Posted on 18/5/2005
Established in 1915, Ivanhoe Grammar School is a multi-campus, co-educational independent Anglican school with a proud tradition of academic, sporting and personal success. One of the school's trengths is that it takes full advantage of modern technology – with an emphasis on wireless – for teaching and learning applications. Playing a major role in this is the increasing use of wireless-enabled Epson projectors.
La Trobe University
Posted on 18/5/2005
Named after Charles Joseph La Trobe, the first Superintendent of the Port Phillip District (1839-1850) and first Lieutenant-Governor of the new colony of Victoria (1851-1854), La Trobe University was officially opened in 1967. The University has its main campus in Melbourne and operates a further six campuses in regional Victoria, all of which are linked to each other and to the main campus by various ICT facilities, including video-conferencing, ensuring that high quality teaching and research are available throughout the University.
