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Interactive Whiteboard Setup: Cable Connection Guide

Learn how to set up your projector and interactive whiteboard by connecting the power, RGB, USB, and whiteboard cables, ensuring a smooth setup process. Follow step-by-step instructions and practice connecting the devices to get started efficiently. Explore different ports and cables for a successful setup.

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Interactive Whiteboard Setup: Cable Connection Guide

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  1. Get Going with a Smartboard

  2. Focusing Questions • How can I set up my projector and interactive whiteboard?

  3. Instruction

  4. Framing Our Work • Today we will learn how to set up our projectors and interactive whiteboards by looking at their connections and the ports they are associated with.

  5. Teaching • Power Cable • This provides power for our projector. • This is a cable that will be used every time you use your projector.

  6. Teaching • RGB Cable • Sometimes referred to as a VGA cable. • It has two large blue ports on either end. • This is another cable that will be used all the time. • Connects from the computer to the projector. • Enables the projector to project the image on your computer. • If you have no image being projected this is the first cable to check.

  7. Teaching • USB Cable • This cable connects your computer to the Interactive whiteboard. • Your whiteboard is a USB device. • It gets its power from your computer.

  8. Teaching • Whiteboard Power Cable • Provides power to the speakers, not the board.

  9. Guided Practice • Examine the projector • Examine the cart • Connect the ports for the four cables • Power to Projector • RGB (VGA) • USB to Mobile Device • Power to Speakers

  10. Work Time

  11. Getting Started • Connect all four cables • Power to Projector • RGB (VGA) • USB to Mobile Device • Power to Speakers • Adjust the height • Adjust the distance and mark on floor

  12. Work Time • Participants will take turns in small groups connecting the three devices • Projector • Interactive Whiteboard • Mobile Device • Power on • Power off

  13. Share

  14. Share • Today we have learned about the different cables and how they are used to set up our projectors with the Interactive Whiteboards and our mobile devices • What steps did we find to be most difficult and how can we remember to complete them to have our projector working properly?

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