Multimedia and language teaching network with SmartMedia PRO software: manage and monitor your classroom’s results.
With SmartMedia PRO you can easily transfer and share files with your students, communicate with them via voice and text messages, view student devices and take control of them, share applications by installing them directly on their devices, stream a video across the network, show the class an exercise completed by a student, lock student devices, clear their desktops and change device settings, create a quiz or survey and get results and statistics, and much more. Teachers can do all of this from their own computer or tablet.
Features
- SmartMedia PRO can be used simultaneously in multiple classrooms, with multiple teachers and multiple students, with the purchase of a single campus license
- “Screen broadcast” lets the teacher broadcast their own screen and audio to one or more student devices
- “Video broadcast” streams video to students in the most common formats (avi, CD or DVD)
- “Monitor and control” allows simultaneous observation of multiple student devices and taking control of them
- “File distribution” lets teachers and students share any file between their devices
- Import and export of shared files in IWB format
Available versions
- SmartMedia PRO “Professional” – with module for streaming video across the network and managing tests/quizzes
- SmartMedia PRO “Language” – Professional version + AAC Language Lab module
- SmartMedia PRO “Android” – for Android tablets and smartphones
- SmartMedia PRO “iOS” – for iOS tablets and smartphones
- SmartMedia PRO “Linux” – for Linux computers
Uses
SmartMedia PRO software makes teaching collaborative between teacher and student, between IWB and tablet, providing features that create a shared lesson. Thanks to its simplicity, it enables the active construction of knowledge through students’ work, guided and directed by the teacher. Alongside the textbook, any digital content can be used, accessed and modified through the interaction of an individual student or group of students, creating new teaching units that are an expression of classroom activity.