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 Exercise 6 Aim: To use a visual projector to display and share an information to the whole class. Using a visual projector to display and share information with the whole class can be an effective way to engage students. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you set up and use a visual projector: Hardware Setup: Connect the Projector to the Computer: Use the appropriate cables (VGA, HDMI, DisplayPort, etc.) to connect the projector to your computer. Ensure that both the projector and the computer are powered off before making the connections. Power On the Projector: Turn on the projector using the power button. Allow it some time to warm up and initialize. Power On the Computer: Turn on your computer and wait for it to fully boot up. Display Settings: Adjust Computer Display Settings. Go to your computer's display settings. Select the projector as the secondary display or choose the option that extends your desktop to the projector. Set Screen Resolution: Adjust the screen resol...

 Exercise 5 Aim: To teach a content /lesson using an interactive whiteboard (by connecting a desktop computer to a whiteboard and project google images on to it) Teaching a lesson using an interactive whiteboard connected to a desktop computer can be a dynamic and engaging experience for your students. Here's a step-by-step guide on how you can use Google Images to enhance your lesson: Step 1: Set Up Your Interactive Whiteboard Make sure your interactive whiteboard is properly connected to your desktop computer. Ensure that the necessary software is installed, and the system is calibrated for accurate touch or pen input. Setting up an interactive whiteboard involves a few steps, including hardware connections, software installation, and calibration. Hardware Setup: Connect the Interactive Whiteboard to the Computer: Use the provided cables to connect the interactive whiteboard to your desktop computer. Common connection types include USB and HDMI. Power On the Inter...