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Look for the ELMO MO-2 if you don’t need the screen, and want a less expensive Stem-cam option. Connectivity is usefully modern there is still VGA out if needed, but there is HDMI in and out so you can use it as a switching box, and the device can also act as a webcam.
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It’s also possible to add your own apps – Google Translate works via the camera, should you install it, which feels very science fiction. Every unit comes with the STEM game Scottie Go (a modern-day ‘Logo’ for BBC Micro fans), in which kids build a simple computer program by arranging cardboard pieces on a board, the ELMO MA-1 camera can watch the student’s arrangement then perform the actions they represent on its local screen, and relaying it to the classes digital whiteboard too. Pre-loaded are QR-Code readers, a browser (Chrome, of course), Miracast, and a countdown timer to give an exam a suitably ominous note. This gives them the chance to add touch-screen controlled annotations, zoom and other features, as well as including software and stored videos and images (internal memory or via SD card).
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Traveling presenters might notice the weight, but that is off-set in part by an excellent travel-case included with the unit.ĮLMO has created a system they call ‘Stem-cam,’ which layers their own software styling atop Android (just as phone designers do). It is Mac and Windows compatible, and will fit into classrooms with all manner of displays, and can present split-screen content.
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As a solidly-built product, this isn’t the most portable on this list, but at over 5lbs (over 2.5kg), and with a Kensington lock, it should survive a variety of classrooms. Capture and Record buttons are also on hand, and a 12x optical zoom (further boosted, if possibly needed, by 10x digital) provides very close detail when needed. More significantly, the device has been built with clear thought to usability, right down to the stand-out autofocus button.
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Their ELPDC21 (the top of their line) has a 1 / 2.7” CMOS sensor which can capture a full A3/tabloid area. Despite the relatively low cost, the quality is still good, and AVer’s software is stable.Įpson has been in the document camera game for some time, and while it has not refreshed their products for a couple of years, you could argue that’s because they have little need to. Using it, you can place the arm and camera around the base, so the whole device ends up about the size of a thick textbook when you’re not using it, making it easy to move about. Moreover, while you might imagine the flexible head is a little inconvenient, the weighted base has been designed with a recess around it. On the plus side, the camera and 6-LED lamp array can draw their power via the USB lead so you really are looking at a very convenient device. Still, at the wide angle, this is as good as significantly more expensive cameras, and simple to connect via USB (not least because that’s the only option available). With a flexible gooseneck arm beneath a 5-megapixel CMOS camera, this U50 still has more than enough resolution for delivering high definition video occasionally boosted by up-to 8x digital zoom (though, as ever, it’s best not to use the full range of a digital zoom).
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Flexible arm not always easy to get horizontal -At 1080P max width slightly narrower than A4 paper Some conference and classroom setup are better equipped for connecting using HDMI, which can be plugged straight into a video projector with no logging into computers or admin passwords. This is great for software like Zoom which allows for second webcams in video conferences.
In cases like video conferencing it’s more convenient to use USB, so it appears like a webcam in the software. When choosing the best system for you, you need to look at where you will be displaying your image. Archivists will also appreciate the ability to capture uneven documents – handy for running OCR (Optical Character Recognition) on bound books. Some are supplied with software which will sequence pages automatically, and the resolution is often good enough for emailing contracts. The overhead mounted camera is also an alternative to the flatbed scanner.
If they are high enough resolution, they can also be used as a convenient document scanner. These cameras can slot into video conferencing and distance learning setups, recorded or live. A live video feed also makes tweaking your presentation on-the-go easier than with presentation software, helping you stay with the room so an unexpected question can lead to an interesting experience for everyone rather than an ill-prepared mess.
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