Friday, 25 July 2014

ScreenBeam Pro Edition Education Actiontec

As a professor of education, I'm always looking for new technologies that can encourage my class and me and my students given tools to share ideas. Surface When I bought my Dell Venue Pro 2 and 8 I heard Intel standard called Wi-Di (Wireless Display) which allows you to stream content from your tablet or computer to a HDMI device without cables or wires. Many educators often refer to Wi-Di to use the term to describe a screencasting Miracast standard wireless peer-to-peer formed through Wi-Fi Direct connections in a similar way to Bluetooth. Access Wi-Di would be great for the classroom because I would move around the classroom without being tethered to the projector. Since I had half of the solution in the Dell Venue Pro 2 and 8 surface with Windows 8.1, all I needed was a receiver I Miracast enabled to use this technology. Miracast receptor investigating what would be better, I found the Pro Education Edition ScreenBeam Actiontec which won rave reviews from many educators anywhere. ScreenBeam Education Pro sells for $ 99 and comes complete with everything needed to get started and also includes an HDMI to VGA converter is ideal as many classrooms still have older projectors without an HDMI port.




The ScreenBeam Pro Education Edition from Actiontec is a small 2 inch square receiver that plugs into a HDMI device. In my case I plugged the VGA cable from my classroom computer into the HDMI to VGA converter and plugged it into the Screenbeam Pro. Since VGA does not support wireless auaLa edición Pro Educación ScreenBeam de Actiontec es un pequeño receptor cuadrado de 2 pulgadas que se conecta a un dispositivo HDMI. En mi caso, he conectado el cable VGA de mi computadora en el aula en el HDMI al convertidor del VGA y lo conecté a la Screenbeam Pro. Desde VGA no soporta audio inalámbrico a cabo, yo era capaz de conectarlo al cable de audio RCA suministrado desde mi ordenador en el ScreenBeam Pro. Una vez que encendí el Pro Edition Educación ScreenBeam se visualiza la pantalla de aterrizaje de instrucción y me pide que introduzca el PIN. Una vez que entré en el PIN, tuve la oportunidad de pasar el dedo en el menú Charms clic en Dispositivos y seleccione Proyecto y seleccione Agregar una pantalla inalámbrica. Dentro de uno o dos segundos el dispositivo Actiontec ScreenBeam Pro viene y simplemente hace clic en eso y en cuestión de segundos la pantalla de mi Dell Venue Pro 8 se proyecta en la pantalla en mi salón de clases. Ahora me abrí OneNote y comencé a escribir notas de escritura que se exhibieron de forma automática en mi salón de clases. Era así de simple.

Uno de los beneficios de Miracast es que no requieren el uso de la red inalámbrica de la escuela para configurarlo. Desde ScreenBeam Pro Edition Educación crea una red ad hoc no requerirá soporte de TI para empezar. Yo estaba muy entusiasmado con la de la experiencia caja y todo funcionó exactamente como debería. Si usted tiene un 8.1 tablet o computadora Windows que soporta W-Di que realmente debería echar un vistazo a ScreenBeam Pro de la Educación como una solución para darle mayor flexibilidad cuando se enseña en el aula. No tuve la oportunidad de probarlo, pero utilizando el ScreenBeam Pro Education Edition en el aula permitirá a los estudiantes con Miracast dispositivos para proyectar el contenido de su pantalla para toda la clase admitida. La edición Pro Educación ScreenBeam permite a los profesores para asegurar el dispositivo y dar permiso a los estudiantes para proyectar su pantalla a la clase.

Si usted está buscando una manera barata de emitir su pantalla de su tableta de Windows 8.1 o computadora, entonces usted necesita tomar un vistazo a la Pro ScreenBeam de Educación. ScreenBeam Pro Edition Educación ofrece a los educadores una gran manera de compartir el contenido de la pantalla utilizando la tecnología Miracast. Si usted está tratando a la fuente el Pro Edition Educación ScreenBeam o está buscando implementar ScreenBeam Pro Edition Educación en su aula envíeme un correo electrónico para los detalles.io out, I was able to plug it into the supplied RCA audio cable from my computer into the ScreenBeam Pro. Once I powered the ScreenBeam Pro Education Edition the instructional landing screen was displayed and prompted me to enter the PIN. Once I entered the PIN, I was able to swipe in from the Charms menu click on Devices and select Project and select Add a Wireless Display. Within a second or two the Actiontec ScreenBeam Pro device comes up and I simply clicked on that and within seconds my Dell Venue 8 Pro screen was projected on the screen in my classroom. I now opened OneNote and began writing write notes which were automatically displayed in my classroom. It was that simple.

One of the benefits of Miracast is that it does not require you to use the school's wireless network to set it up. Since ScreenBeam Pro Education Edition creates an ad hoc network it will not require IT support to get started. I was really excited with the out of the box experience and everything worked exactly as it should. If you have a Windows 8.1 tablet or computer that supports W-Di you really should take a look at ScreenBeam Pro for Education as a solution for giving you more flexibility when teaching in the classroom. I didn't have a chance to test it out but using the ScreenBeam Pro Education Edition in the classroom will enable students with Miracast supported devices to project the contents of their screen to the entire class. The ScreenBeam Pro Education Edition enables teachers to secure the device and give permission to students to project their screen to the class.

If you are looking for an inexpensive way to cast your screen from your Windows 8.1 tablet or computer then you need to take a look at the ScreenBeam Pro for Education. ScreenBeam Pro Education Edition offers educators a great way to share the contents of the screen using Miracast technology. If you are trying to source the ScreenBeam Pro Education Edition or are looking to implement ScreenBeam Pro Education Edition in your classroom email me for the details.

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