When you're using a projector to display presentations, videos or other media, you're typically limited to keeping the projector in one static location so you can keep it plugged in and connected to ...

In The Overhead Projector: Don’t Overlook It (Part 1), I explained why it’s better to use a projector (be it an old-fashioned overhead or LCD) than to write on the board. Now we turn to how to use a ...

Whether you prepare support materials for in-house or client presentations in Microsoft PowerPoint or pull together the equivalent of PowerPoint slides from a variety of applications, you want a ...

Prioritize ANSI lumens -- higher lumens beat ambient light for outdoor viewing. Choose a projector with strong keystone correction (auto or manual) for uneven outdoor surfaces. Check weatherproof IP ...

Thanks to tools like short throw projectors, students can collaborate together in any size room, anywhere in the classroom. Apps like Epson’s iProjection allow teachers to let their students connect ...

Placing a Plexiglas block on top of a mark on an overhead projector decreases the apparent depth of the mark. Turn on the projector and put the transparency on it. Focus the projector. Put the block ...

Projectors are no longer limited to conference rooms and movie theatres. They have emerged as a logical solution for both productivity and fun as more people work remotely and turn to flexible home ...