http://www.teacherplaces.com/sherry/weblog/35.html

Getting the signal through the network with the projector having a static IP address is much easier than the other setups.

 However, you lose a little speed through the network. Don't try to play a video through your computer.

 

We need to assign a static IP address to the projector in order to connect the projector, tablet and network all together. I'm working on finding out how to reserve the IP addresses on the network and then we will be gold! In the meantime, I can show you the possibilities.

 

http://teacherplaces.com/sherry/weblog/32.html

When connecting to your wireless projector, you must be connected to the network that the projector creates. Double click on the icon for the wireless network in the lower right of your screen to get to those choices.

Once the school network is renamed, we will be able to work through the network and be connected wirelessly to the projector and the Internet at the same time.

http://www.teacherplaces.com/sherry/weblog/32.html

When connecting to your wireless projector, you must be connected to the network that the projector creates. Double click on the icon for the wireless network in the lower right of your screen to get to those choices.

Once the school network is renamed, we will be able to work through the network and be connected wirelessly to the projector and the Internet at the same time.

http://teacherplaces.com/sherry/weblog/30.html

In order to get your blog entries visible in an RSS reader and searchable at TeacherPlaece, you need to do two things.

Be sure to choose "public" in the Access Restrictions section.

And be REALLY sure to put "tablet" in the keywords box.

 

 

http://www.teacherplaces.com/sherry/weblog/30.html

In order to get your blog entries visible in an RSS reader and searchable at TeacherPlaece, you need to do two things.

Be sure to choose "public" in the Access Restrictions section.

And be REALLY sure to put "tablet" in the keywords box.

 

 

http://www.teacherplaces.com/sherry/weblog/17.html

Tablets are up and running at ACDS. Emily used her tablet and Journal software to make and display seating charts. Chris is using his tablet to display and annotate Powerpoint for his science classrooms.

Emily is signed up for the TeacherPlaces Tablet community and Tim will be later this afternoon.

I enjoyed working with you on August 31. You are an inspiring group of teachers that understand the potential of good technology tools. I will be available to participate in discussions regarding issues of using the Tablet PC in the classroom. Feel free to post!