eInstruction Learning ™ is a global provider of revolutionary learning solutions for primary, secondary and higher education classrooms. eInstruction’s products offer a comprehensive, interactive learning experience for the classroom. This includes hands-on simulations for learners as well as assessment tools for teachers. eInstruction Learning™ has a rich, 32-year history of delivering interactive solutions – changing how the world learns.
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Teaching Flexibility From eInstruction Learning |
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The eInstruction Pad: A patented, wireless pad which allows teachers the freedom to control their computer with a connected projector from up to 300 feet away, making it deployable in both small classrooms and large scale lecture halls.
- The eInstruction Board: A durable, intuitive, interactive whiteboard.
- The eInstruction Panel: An interactive LCD display panel.
- The eInstruction PRS: An advanced student response “Clicker” system.
The eInstruction Board, Pad and Panel include eInstruction Workspace, a powerful and intuitive annotation software package that allows users to deliver lessons by annotating over the top of any third party software package. Instructors can also utilize the extensive image library and build lessons within the package. |
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What we can do that others can't |
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The eInstruction™ Interactive Classroom suite of products boasts a number of unique features not available in competitor products.
All of eInstruction’s products are built “classroom tough” to handle daily wear and tear from use by learners and teachers.
The eInstruction PRS clickers allow students to enter short answers so teachers are not confined to only asking true, false or multiple-choice questions.
Another unique feature is that the eInstruction Board allows students and teachers to use dry erase markers or to capture the results electronically for later use. This is a great characteristic for an interactive whiteboard to have, especially for a teacher who may not have a projector in the classroom for daily use. This is also helpful in case a substitute teacher or learner mistakes an expensive board for a dry erase board and ruins it.
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