Visualiser

What is a Visualiser? Quite simply it is a way to channel the living world into your classroom or training room. Video Visualisers and Document Cameras are electronic imaging tools for displaying 3-D objects. Document Camera is the most commonly used name, however they are much more than that. A Visualiser it is not just a fancy overhead projector, it is a live camera that picks up live images and allows you to view them over any display device. The true beauty of Visualisers can be summed up in one word – flexibility. It can be a piece of paper, a transparency, a 3-dimensional object, a 35mm slide, an x-ray or even a large item or person in a room. You can point, annotate, zoom in and out, and get different views and angles by turning an object. It helps people absorb and retain information by exciting visual technology.

A Visualiser has the ability to connect to virtually any multimedia projector, interactive whiteboard, PC monitor or TV to provide you with a large visual element to lessons and demonstrations. By displaying these documents or objects on a large screen in one central classroom location, your students will not only be able to better understand and visualise content, but it will also inspire interactivity. If you want more detail then visit our Visualiser Help page

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We are so confident that you will want a visualiser that we have unique TRY BEFORE YOU BUY OPTION. We will send you a demo visualiser FREE OF CHARGE then you can try it out and then just send us the order for a new one. We believe that you be so amazed to how they will transfer the way you teach that you will not be able send it back! Ring Natasha on 01189 881115 to arrange your free visualiser trial or email her at tash@projectors.co.uk. This is a Nationwide offer and open to both schools and corporates.

Visualiser being used in a school Quality Visualiser displaying a fine detail onto a projector screen Primary school teacher using a visualiser to help show a map of the UK Visualiser being used to make the most from an Interactive Whiteboards Visualiser being linked to a LCD monitor to show the exact detail of the bowl of fruit

Visualizers vs. Overhead Projectors

Unlike overhead projectors, transparencies are not required for Visualizers. Visualizers or document cameras are not restricted to only documents. They can display various 3D objects in which an OHP would only be able to display a shadow rather than a detailed image. Many of the original OHP transparencies can still be used by Visualizers. This function has been further strengthened by the integration with video conferencing, interactive whiteboards, touch screens and telemedicine systems. Display technology paved the way for Visualizers as they depend so heavily on displays to complete their purpose. As digital display technology developed, so has the connectivity of Visualizers. XGA (1024 x 768) resolution output is used today alongside composite video and s-video.