SpeechiCam 7 UHD 4K (8 Mpixels) document micro-viewer

The SpeechiCam 7 document viewer, an everyday teaching tool

Small, light, mobile and foldable, the SpeechiCam 7 document camera fits in a bag and can easily accompany a teacher to each room change.

Its UHD 4K resolution, wide compatibility (Windows, Mac, Chromebook) and simple USB connection make it a perfect class companion that adapts to all situations.

The SpeechiCam 7 will cover most of the teacher's projection needs:

• An 8-megapixel high-definition lens for image precision.
• Fast and efficient autofocus to ensure a sharp image.
• A capture area equivalent to an A3 size to project the 2 pages of an open manual.

Why use a document camera in the classroom?

Even though most educational resources are now in digital format, it is still interesting and practical for the teacher to be able to project onto their interactive whiteboard or interactive whiteboard a page from a textbook, a handout of exercises, a student's work or any other object being studied.

EyePresent Pro: the software included with the SpeechiCam 7 visualizer

EyePresent Pro is a small whiteboard software that allows the class to view on the interactive whiteboard or interactive whiteboard what is being filmed.

It provides a whole range of tools for manipulating the broadcast image:

• tools for annotating the image
• video recording to film your experiences, but also all oral comments thanks to the integrated microphone of the SpeechiCam 7.
• photo capture tools…

Watch the EyePresent software tutorial for visualizers .

When used on a Speechi interactive digital screen, the software differentiates between your finger and the stylus:

• Select the tools with your finger.
• Draw and write with the ENI stylus.
• Erase with the back or side of your hand.

For your science classes, microscope adapters

Observe the infinitely small in class and share with students what you film under the microscope by displaying it on the interactive whiteboard or interactive whiteboard.

The SpeechiCam 7 mini visualizer comes with rings that allow you to position the visualizer lens on the eyepiece of a microscope.