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Frequently Asked Questions
- Adding a Profile Picture
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- Classroom Technology – Frequently Asked Questions
- Controlling Camera in a Partially Upgraded Classroom
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- New Updates to Mac AirPlay now Screen Mirroring on macOS Big
- Online Learning/Streaming Classroom Remote
- Partial and Full Classroom Upgrade Media Setup for Microsoft Teams
- Portable Classroom Media Setup for Microsoft Teams
- Use Apple TV in a Classroom
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Policies and Procedures
- Acceptable Use of Electronic Content
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- Administrative Data Access Policy
- Administrative ERP Program Change Procedures
- Administrative ERP User Access Policy
- Affiliate Member Access & Services Request
- College of Wooster Privacy Statement: General Statement of our practices and policies
- College Technology Purchases
- Copyright Infringement Policies Procedures Sanctions
- Disposition of Used Computer Equipment
- Email Distribution List Use ("ZWD lists")
- GDPR Privacy Statement
- Guest Wireless Acceptable Use Policy
- Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 Compliance Plan
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- Information Technology Policies and Procedures
- Investigations Requesting Information from IT Systems & Applications
- IT Maintenance Window
- Repair Policy Change Proposal – April 2016
- Requests for Student Information
- Safeguarding Individual Information (GLBA "Safeguards Rule")
- Technology equipment and software: how to get/fix/replace and your responsibilities for it
- The California Consumer Privacy Act
- The College of Wooster ERP Data Stewardship
- User Responsibilities and Appropriate Use Principles
- Wireless Handheld Device Allowance
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Software
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- Access Your College of Wooster LinkedIn Learning Account and Connect a LinkedIn Profile
- ArcGIS Access
- Available Software
- Downloads
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- iMovie for Students
- Installing Maple for OS X
- Installing Maple for Windows
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- Keynote for Students
- Matlab
- Microsoft 365 Licensing and Email after Graduation
- Navigate the LinkedIn Learning Interface
- Omeka
- Open Source Video Editing Software
- Pages for Students
- PDF Creation for Students
- Photos
- Photoshop for Students
- Qualtrics
- RAVE Guardian
- RAWGraphs
- Remote Desktop Access Mac
- Remote Desktop Access PC
- Screen Recording
- SPSS
- Stata
- Tagging and Bookmarking
- Trint
- Video Project Workshop Outline
- Voyant Tools – Free Textual Analysis
- What Technology Do I Need at Wooster?
- What to expect as a class observer
- Wolfram Mathematica @ The College of Wooster
- Zap Works Designer
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- Access Your College of Wooster LinkedIn Learning Account and Connect a LinkedIn Profile
- Adobe Premiere Pro
- ArcGIS Access
- ARTstor
- Available Software
- BrightLink Projectors for Teaching
- Changing your Apple ID
- Connect to Network Storage and Services from OFF Campus
- Creating Informer Reports
- Downloads
- Google Cardboard
- Google Earth and Other GIS Programs
- iMovie for Teaching
- Informer Reporting
- Installing Maple for Windows
- Installing SALT Windows
- Keynote for Teaching
- Keynote Toolbar Items
- Matlab
- Navigate the LinkedIn Learning Interface
- Omeka
- Open Source Video Editing Software
- Pages for Teaching
- Photos
- Qualtrics
- Qualtrics
- Quantitative Literacy Resources
- RAVE Guardian
- RAWGraphs
- Remote Desktop Access Mac
- Remote Desktop Access PC
- Resources for Class Projects
- Room Assignments File Format
- Screen Recording
- Select Survey Training Manual
- Select Survey User Manual
- Software & Applications Requiring VPN
- SPSS
- Stata
- Tagging and Bookmarking
- Trint
- Video Project Workshop Outline
- Voyant Tools – Free Textual Analysis
- What to expect as a class observer
- Wolfram Mathematica @ The College of Wooster
- Zap Works Designer
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- Access Your College of Wooster LinkedIn Learning Account and Connect a LinkedIn Profile
- Adobe Premiere Pro
- Available Software
- BrightLink Projectors for Teaching
- Changing your Apple ID
- Connect to Network Storage and Services from OFF Campus
- Creating Informer Reports
- Downloads
- iMovie for Teaching
- Informer Reporting
- Installing Maple for OS X
- Keynote for Teaching
- Navigate the LinkedIn Learning Interface
- Pages for Teaching
- Qualtrics
- Qualtrics
- Quantitative Literacy Resources
- RAVE Guardian
- Room Assignments File Format
- Select Survey Training Manual
- Select Survey User Manual
- Software & Applications Requiring VPN
- Tagging and Bookmarking
- Zotero
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- ARTstor
- Audacity
- Breaking Language Barriers with Google Translate and AR
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- Concept Mapping
- Coolors.co
- GarageBand
- Garageband
- Google Cardboard
- iMovie
- Machinima
- Photos
- Photoshop
- Pixabay royalty free photos and videos
- Podcasting Tools
- QuickTime Player
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- Storyboarding
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- Video Project Resources
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- Administrative ERP Program Change Procedures
- Administrative ERP User Access Policy
- Colleague Access Request Form
- Colleague Detailed User Guide
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- Creating Informer Reports
- Datatel Colleague Learning Guide Basic Navigation – Purchasing
- Datatel Colleague Navigation Keyboard Shortcuts
- Ellucian (Colleague)
- Ellucian (Datatel)
- Informer Reporting
- Name Computed Columns
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- Purchasing Documentation
- Room Assignments File Format
- The College of Wooster ERP Data Stewardship
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Loanable Technology
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- GoPro Hero 8 Black
- GoPro Kit
- Logitech ConferenceCam
- Logitech Webcam C930e
- Mi Sphere Camera Kit
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- Portable Classroom
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Microsoft 365
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- Microsoft 365 Licensing and Email after Graduation
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- Conducting class if you or some of your students are participating remotely
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- Getting to know Microsoft Teams
- GoPro as a Webcam
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- Online Meeting
- Partial and Full Classroom Upgrade Media Setup for Microsoft Teams
- Participating in a meeting as a Guest
- Portable Classroom Media Setup for Microsoft Teams
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- Teams & Zoom comparison
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Network, Cybersecurity, and Best Practices
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- Encrypting Mac Systems
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- Information & Cyber Security @ Wooster
- Protect Your Computer
- Protecting your Personal Network
- Removing VPN From your Mac
- Safeguarding Individual Information ("Red Flags", "Identity Theft")
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- VPN – Mac OS 10.13 or Later
- VPN – Mobile Devices and Chromebooks
- VPN – Windows
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Multi-Factor Identification (MFA)
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- Forgotten Passwords
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- Multifactor authentication while out of the US.
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College of Wooster Password
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Scanning
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Resources for Retirees
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Using the Self-Service Portal for Equipment Reservation
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Online File Storage Options
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Computer Lab
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Classroom Controls
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Classroom Setup
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Classroom Troubleshooting
Epson BrightLink interactive projectors
What is it?
The Epson BrightLink projector is a short-throw interactive projector. The projector is mounted on the wall and the lamp is less than three feet from the wall so that a person does not cast a shadow on the image. The image is projected onto the wall or a whiteboard. Two interactive pens allow the user to draw with digital ink to annotate over an image or onto a digital whiteboard.
The 595wi model is an ultra short-throw which means it is mounted less than two feet from the wall. The 595wi also features touch-based interactivity where a user can use a finger for interactivity – in fact up to 8 contact points allows several people to interact with the content at the same time.
Epson has over 60% of the interactive projector business in the U.S. and the BrightLink 595wi was rated at the 2015-16 Best in Classroom Interactive Projector from ProjectorReviews.com Epson BrightLink 595Wi Receives Best in Classroom, Interactive Projector Award from ProjectorReviews.com
Designed to be used in conjunction with BrightLink projectors, Easy Interactive Tools software gives users access to create multimedia content and the tools to edit, save and share that content.
Key features
- Versatile whiteboarding space for content creation.
- Ability write, draw, and create shapes and tables
- Interactive pens can write over any projected image (computer desktop, document camera, Apple TV. . .)
- Ability to capture the screen to save work for use in later instructional sessions.
Who uses it?
Epson BrightLink projectors are designed for use by instructors and presenters to annotate video, computer applications, web pages, notes, pdfs, and more for a dynamic learning experience. Users may also utilize the digital pens to write class discussion or meeting notes in whiteboard mode.
How does it work?
The Epson BrightLink projector is an ultra-short-throw interactive projector. “Ultra-short-throw” means the projector is mounted on the wall and the lamp is less than two feet from the wall so that a person does not cast a shadow on the image. The image is projected onto the wall or a whiteboard. The projector is interactive because it features a camera that tracks the movement of the pens which feature IR tips.
The user is presented with a blank whiteboard space that may be used for virtually any media-driven purpose. Basic tools include virtual pens, shape creation utilities, and the ability to insert images.
Easy Interactive Tools software enables users to create multi-page interactive documents and presentations by dragging content and pages between the whiteboarding space and the tabs without leaving the application.
Uses as an Instructional Technology
As a replacement for a traditional blackboard
- Instructors can use Epson BrightLink projectors to create a ‘digital blackboard’ that allows them to introduce media into instructional sessions and save work for later.
For annotating presentations and lectures
- Users can write or make notes directly onto any Powerpoint presentation, Word document, or most other common instructional software to call attention to specific passages or points. Windows computer users can save annotations directly into Word or PowerPoint documents by leveraging the Table Input utility.
For providing digital copies of a lecture to students
- Easy Interactive Tools software can save any work during an instructional session as a PDF, image file, or .eit file that may be distributed to students for their reference.
Resources at Wooster
- Epson BrightLink projectors are available in several classrooms and conference rooms on campus.
- Educational Technology provides training and support for Epson BrightLink projectors.