What is a Document Camera:
A document camera, also known by a number of different names, is a device which allows an image of a document or object which is placed under the camera to be shown with a projector. It can also capture images to the computer, including photographs of students. The powerful zoom feature on most document cameras can also serve as a low-power microsope.
Instructional Strategies:
Non linguistic Representation
Summarizing and Note Taking
Cooperative Learning
Cues, questions and advance organizers
Lesson Examples:
On line application videos link
Help Sheets:
Pictoral guide to choosing how to connect your document camera, projector and Smartboard. link
101 ways teachers use document cameras in their classrrom. link
Online Resources:
If you have an Avervision Camera, the AverMedia website is very helpful with help sheets and tutorials. It also has software which facilitates capturing images into a computer rather than merely sending them to the projector. link
If you are using a camera made by Elmo, visit this website for similar kinds of resources to those found on the AverMedia site.
Ways to use a document camera in the classroom
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