Wireless projection is available through the Apple TV in the classroom.
If projecting an iPad, please go to Apple TV
If projecting a MacBook Air, it must be running macOS 10.12.x (Sierra) or higher.
Before connecting to an Apple TV, make sure the iPad is connected to the GreenDoor wireless network.
To ensure the best signal quality in the classroom, it is recommended that before following these steps turn off wifi on the iPad and then turn it back on.
When done, be sure to disconnect from Apple TV so next person in room can connect.
** NOTE: To ensure reliable connectivity, you must be running iOS 10.x or later on your iPad. Please contact the ITS Help Desk if you need assistance upgrading to the latest version of iOS.
This document camera has the ability to take snapshots and record video of documents/objects under the camera. In addition, the camera can be used to record video of goings on in the classroom (e.g., demonstrations, presentations). If you are interested in using any of these features, please contact Kristopher Wiemer or Heather Sharpes-Smith for assistance.
NOTE: When using an HDMI connection for first time, a change to audio settings will need to be made on MacBook. This only needs to done once. While connected to HDMI cable:
Wireless projection is available through the Apple TV in the classroom.
If projecting an iPad, please go to Apple TV
If projecting a MacBook Air, it must be running macOS 10.12.x (Sierra) or higher.
Before connecting to an Apple TV, make sure iPad is connected to GreenDoor wireless network.
To ensure best signal quality in classroom, it is recommended that before following these steps turn off wifi on iPad and then turn it back on.
When done, be sure to disconnect from Apple TV so next person in room can connect.
** NOTE: To ensure reliable connectivity, you must be running iOS 10.x or later on your iPad. Please contact the ITS Help Desk if you need assistance upgrading to the latest version of iOS.
NOTE: When using an HDMI connection for first time, a change to audio settings will need to be made on MacBook. This only needs to done once. While connected to HDMI cable:
- Click on Apple menu and select System Preferences
- Select Sound
- Select Output tab
- From list displayed under Select a device for sound output:, select NEC (Type will read HDMI)
- Close Sound window
- MacBook will remember this setting
Wireless projection is available through the Apple TV in the classroom.
If projecting an iPad, please go to Apple TV
If projecting a MacBook Air, it must be running macOS 10.12.x (Sierra) or higher.
Before connecting to an Apple TV, iPad must be connected to GreenDoor wireless network.
To ensure best signal quality in classroom, it is recommended to turn off wifi on iPad and then turn it back on.
When done, be sure to disconnect from Apple TV so next person in room can connect
** NOTE: To ensure reliable connectivity, you must be running iOS 10.x or later on your iPad. Please contact the ITS Help Desk if you need assistance upgrading to the latest version of iOS.
This document camera has the ability to take snapshots and record video of documents/objects under the camera. In addition, the camera can be used to record video of goings on in the classroom (e.g., demonstrations, presentations). If you are interested in using any of these features, please contact Kristopher Wiemer or Heather Sharpes-Smith for assistance.
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