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Mathematics
Teacher and Coach Support Page
Local District 8 now has two mathematics support pages:
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SMART
Board Assistance
A page with easy to follow tutorials and support information
is found here
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Coach
iBook Assistance here
For Coach iBooks bought in June, 2005.
Apple OSX runs various maintenance scripts overnight,
weekly, and monthly. If the laptops are in sleep mode
at night, some problems may slowly develop.
Recommend leaving Apple computers on overnight minimum:
- Saturday
- First day of each month
Details: http://www.thexlab.com/faqs/maintscripts.
html#Anchor-Manually-49575 |
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Document
Camera Seen at Principal Meetings
We are often asked about the document cameras we use.
The document camera we often use is the AVerMedia’s
AVerVision 330.
It has been replaced by the 300p. See:
http://aver.com/ppd/v300p.html
This should be about $800.
For LCDs, we order Epson LCD projectors in the $800-$900
range with manual lens controls.
The vendor we commonly use is KIS Computer Center
KIS contact info here.
Other vendor and product information can be found at:
http://www.lausd.k12.ca.us/District_8/tech/files/
TechnologyPurchasing.htm
Added
August, 2006 AverVision 330 Document
Cameras need to have the Dip Switch #2 (the tiny white
switches seen along the side) gently pushed UP
to use a LCD projector. (All Dip switches need to be
in the UP position to use with LCD projectors.)
Dip switch troubleshooting tips:
1) Check the dip switch setting on the unit. It is located
next to the Light module DC input. Make certain that
all the dips are on UP position.
2) If all the dips are on UP, but the unit still not
working. Set the dips to DOWN first, then set to UP
again.
3) Disconnect all the cables from the unit, and connect
the power cord first, then connecting the LCD projector.
4) Reset the unit to original default setting, to do
so: go to Menu> Default Setting> Yes.
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