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Saint Stephen's College chooses new Epson EB-595Wi finger touch-enabled interactive projectors
Saint Stephen's College chooses new Epson EB-595WiPublished on 1/10/2014
SYDNEY, 24 July 2014 – Saint Stephen’s College in Coomera, Queensland has just completed an overhaul of its learning support and science facilities. Part of this overhaul included a review and assessment of existing projectors used at the college and a major purchase of new ultra short throw Epson EB-595Wi finger touch-enabled interactive projectors.
Northgate State School chooses new Epson EB-595Wi finger touch-enabled interactive projectors
Northgate State School chooses new Epson EB-595WiPublished on 1/10/2014
Northgate State School was the first school in Queensland to have all teachers complete their Information and Communications Technology (ICT) certification. As a result the smartboards housed in all the school’s classrooms were no longer considered as a dependable resource for learning and a better alternative was sought. The alternative that was found was the new Epson EB-595Wi finger touch-enabled interactive projector.
Projection in action
Projection in actionPublished on 21/3/2014
Wellington’s Queen Margaret College has implemented several interactive technologies over the past few years. However, it’s the latest acquisition that has added a truly new dimension to the classroom, writes Lee Suckling. This EB-485WI is an ultra-shortthrow projector that can turn any surface – even a table top – into a large, widescreen, interactive display. It offers simultaneous, dual pen functionality, selfcalibration, and advanced networking capability that enables users to monitor, control and present from a remote location.
The INSPIRE Centre
Visual, active and augmented learning with Epson MeetingMatePublished on 7/1/2014
Epson MeetingMate Interactive projector technology - the natural partner for excellence and enterprise in learning at the national INSPIRE Centre. The INSPIRE Centre in the Faculty of Education, Science, Technology and Mathematics (ESTeM) at the University of Canberra is a leader in new generation teaching and learning approaches.
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