-tictech message:
There is a device called "TView Silver" which allows you to put an image on
the television while still having the image on your computer screen. This
is done with the use of a special cable which comes with the "TView Silver"
device. The drawbacks of this are that the image quality on the television
is not the best. It's not nearly as clear a projector. If you would like
to try it out, I have one at Sanislo that you could play with, to see if it
is something that would work for you.
As for the projector question, the cable on this "TView Silver" device has a
cable that would allow you to have a projected image and a monitor image.
Again, you're welcome to borrow it and see if it works.
Dennis Purcell
252-8380
Sanislo Elementary
ddpurcell@seattleschools.org
-----Original Message-----
From: Doud, Greg [mailto:gidoud@seattleschools.org]
Sent: Monday, November 25, 2002 2:10 PM
To: 'tictech@learningspace.org'
Subject: tictech: connection questions
-tictech message:
Dear Folks,
Greg at John Hay here. I am looking for a way to hook up some of the levy
student Dell computers to the TVs in the classrooms. Has anyone done this
with a cable or adapter yet? Or, will I need to install a video out card?
I have the same questions for a projection device. I can unplug the
monitor, and it will project just fine, but I want to show both screen and
monitor.
Finally, I have some Alphasmart 2000s, with the round serial connections for
Mac and PC. I would like to find a cable that connects these to the USB
ports on the front of the Dells. I am trying to avoid the PC Y cables that
connect in back, because I need them to be portable (to move around the
building with the Alphasmarts). Any ideas?
Thanks in advance for all the suggestions!
Greg Doud
John Hay Elementary
gidoud@seattleschools.org
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