The purpose of this report is to evaluate the current available wireless presentations solutions and to find out a\u00a0feasible solution which could be implemented in the university. Wireless presentation in the teaching rooms is a\u00a0business requirement proposed by the CLAD. It enables lecturers to present lecture materials from their mobile tablet\u00a0or mobile phone to the main projector screen so that lecturers can stroll around the lecture theatre while teaching,\u00a0allowing better interaction with the students. This document evaluates various hardware and software solutions and\u00a0analyses their advantages and limitations.<\/p>\n
The wireless presentation solution will need to enable lecturers to present lecture materials from mobile devices\u00a0(laptop, iPad, Android device etc.) to the main projector screen wirelessly. For example \u2013 a lecturer arrives, opens a\u00a0presentation on an iPad (or even a smart phone), selects a certain option on the lectern control panel and their\u00a0presentation is shown on the main projection screen. They can then stroll around at the front of the lecture theatre,\u00a0wirelessly advancing the slides from their device.
\nKey Features
\n\uf0a7 Device agnostic
\n\uf0a7 Wireless connectivity
\n\uf0a7 High quality and resilient transmission of video signal, with minimal lag and usable resolution
\n\uf0a7 Simple to install, initiate and control
\n\uf0a7 Simple to support and manage (preferably remotely)
\n\uf0a7 Cost effective across 200+ venues, integrating with existing equipment<\/p>\n
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