a/k/a Object Visualizer, Visual Presenter, Overhead, Digital Presenter
A document camera is a presentation tool that uses a small mounted camera and attached lights to capture live images and sends those images to the projector to be seen by a large group. It can present printed materials such as textbooks, newspaper, magazines, artwork, and catalogues. It can be used to project 3D objects such as models or artifacts. Users may also choose to write notes to be projected to the group, instead of using the chalkboard.
Some tips for projecting high quality images:
Please note that not all images project clearly. Problems may arise when attempting to project images under the following circumstances:
Document cameras have great potential and are relatively simple to use. Marist College has 5 models of documents cameras in our Media Classrooms. Click on a model to see detailed user instructions.
