Presentation Zen author Garr Reynolds gets a first-hand look at our IN3916 interactive projector while at the InFocus headquarters in Portland. He saw tremendous possibilities, including the ability to not just "push" content out to an audience like traditional presentations, but to "pull" as well. That's true collaboration! Garr also loved that he can annotate on slides and create a digital whiteboard all without leaving PowerPoint or other presentation software. Read More

In our Latin class, we often try to help kids understand what Pompeii was like before and after the eruption of Vesuvius in the first century A.D. It's difficult for kids to understand the gravity of the destruction. Google recently released street view of the Pompeii ruins, and this video shows how I use the InFocus Interactive Projector to navigate around Pompeii so they can see what it looks like to-day. And since the wand is portable, I can easily put it in their hands and let them drive. Read More

TVs belong in your house, not in a conference room or trade show. InFocus and Spitball Media team up to show attendees at the Bravo! Live event planning showcase in Portland how InFocus Thin Displays are a more cost-effective and productive alternative to consumer TVs and signage displays. Read More

Classroom design is the topic of much discussion lately. The question we must answer when talking about classroom design is the intent that our classroom conveys by its design. What do my learners subconsciously think and/or feel when they enter the room? I wanted my classroom to be a bit of a black-box theatre where I can be among them, behind them, or around them but preferably not in front of my kids. This video is a tour of my classroom. Let me know what you think on Twitter @crafty184. – Chris Craft | 6th grade Spanish and Latin teacher in Columbia, SC and InFocus education guru Read More