		BRING YOUR LESSONS TO LIFE WITH AVERMEDIA Teach with 3D objects or non-computerised content easily with or without a computer. Ideas to ponder “Who dares to teach must never cease to learn.” – John Cotton Dana Things to think Use your AVerMedia visualiser in the classroom to: Create content – digitally capture images with or without a computer or live video and use them with your choice of presentation software. Display the content on a plasma, interactive white board or projection screen. Display content – show the ordinary stuff of life to the whole class on the big screen. No longer does content have to be in a digital form; grasshoppers, interesting shells, old books and microbes are all fair game. Connect with others – live streaming video of the class can be beamed around the world using video conferencing software and services like Skype. Set up interclass collaborations between countries to enhance language learning and cultural awareness. Features include Choose AVerMedia for: Crystal clear image quality with 3.2 megapixel sensor (for better student engagement) Quick response time Auto Focus (for teacher convenience) Faster video refresh rate (easier for students to follow the action) Powerful 16x zoom/pan (reveal that which is hidden) Video conferencing (less equipment, less cost to the school) Detachable LED light module with laser positioning guides (line up material faster, easier) 80 image built-in memory (no need for a computer) Unlimited image & video recording via AVerVision software (more teaching options) Making the visualiser to computers across the local area network (take the lesson outside the classroom or bring it in) Remote control (for unfettered teaching) Rotating camera head (for convenience and more choice) For more information Download an AVerMedia Visualiser PDF Learn more about AVerMedia Find and contact a DH4Education Reseller

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		ILLUMINATE THEIR BROADENING MINDS WITH SANYO Brighter, clearer images without distracting shadows will lead to improved learning outcomes for students. Ideas to ponder “You learn at your best when you have something you care about and can get pleasure in being engaged in.” – Howard Gardner Things to think When choosing video projector for your classroom you should consider: Brightness needed – With windows in most classrooms, you’ll often have little control over light levels for make sure the projector’s image is bright enough to be easily seen by students Distance from projection surface – If you’re using the projector with an interactive whiteboard, it’s essential to choose a short-throw or ultra-short throw projector. This will reduce shadow when you are writing on the board’s surface and reduce glare for you. Bulb life – Projector bulbs are generally expensive and have a limited life. Consider bulb life when choosing a projector. Good usage practices and regular maintenance can greatly extend the life of a projector bulb. Quality – Choose your brand carefully. Some brands of projector can have poor optics, performance and reliability. Features include The two best Sanyo projectors for the classroom are the PLC-WXL46 (short-throw) and the PLC-XE50 (ultra-short-throw) because both projectors: Achieve a very bright 2,000 ANSI lumens with a contrast ratio of up to 600:1 (student can see better) Reduce glare when mounted close to the projection surface so that teachers don’t have to stare into a bright light all day (project teacher’s vision) Have anti-theft systems as standard (avoid replacing stolen projectors) Have an expected bulb life of 3,000 hours (reduce operating costs) Are backed by Sanyo’s quality guaranty and a three-year international warranty (reduce cost risk) For more information Learn more about Sanyo Projectors Find and contact a DH4Education Reseller