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Last modified by Christine Sklareski on 2025/02/28 15:07
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7 7  A document camera is a device that allows you to display images of documents, objects, and even 3D items onto a larger screen, such as a projector or monitor. It's essentially a camera mounted on an arm. You place the item you want to display on a platform below the camera. The camera captures the image and transmits it to the connected display.
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9 9  Teachers use them to show documents, artwork, lab experiments, and even small objects like insects. Document cameras help facilitate discussion because everyone can see the same thing clearly.
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11 -Document cameras are connected to a computer or Newline flat panel via USB cable. They include features like Zoom, focus adjustment and built-in lighting to enhance the image quality.
10 +Document cameras are connected to a computer or Newline flat panel via USB cable. They include features like zoom, focus adjustment and built-in lighting to enhance the image quality.
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