On 11/07/09, lovinK wrote:
> It will need to be connected to a computer (the cord should
> come with your ELMO). Some teachers have the ELMO and laptop
> on a rolling cart, so there is some flexibility/movement. I
> didn't want to have to readjust angles and clearness so I
> have mine on top of a shelf next to my desk (where I have my
> computer) and it is all set up ready to go whenever I need
> it. I love it! It has replaced my overhead projector and
> cart! And I don't need transparencies anymore! Just place
> your copy under the ELMO and you're good to go modeling,
> reading books (makes a regular book a BIG book-saving you
> even more money!)
>
>
> On 11/06/09, Becky wrote:
>> I was recently awarded a district supported grant for an
>> ELMO Teacher's Tool document camera and now I am wondering
>> just how portable it is. What hook up (cords) are involved
>> in the set up of it. I am thinking I may need to do some
>> furniture rearranging, and I was just curious.

At our school we have them connected to projectors and it works
great. The children are able to follow along for guided
instruction.

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