1. WALK-AND-TALK LIGHTNING INTERACTIVE WHITEBOARD AISHA ARSHAD, MEDIA SPECIALIST BRADENTON PREPARATORY ACADEMY, DUBAI SPORTS CITY Quick Start Guide

2. How do I turn it on? 1. Connect your computer to the smartboard. (The power light – the first one in the lower left corner of the board – will turn orange, then green.) 2. Connect your projector to your computer and turn on the projector. (You’ll see your computer screen projected onto the smartboard.) 3. Press the Projection button on the remote control. (The Projection light – the last one in the lower left corner of the board – will glow orange.)

3. What does it do? The Walk-and-Talk interactive whiteboard allows you to: Control your computer from the interactive whiteboard using your finger or stylus, or from anywhere in the room using the remote control. Add your own mark-ups to the screen -- by writing or drawing freehand, or by using the on-screen keyboard. Print or save the screen, along with all your markups, using the Print and Save buttons on the remote control.

4. CURSOR CONTROL Once your computer screen is displayed on your interactive whiteboard, you can control your computer using your finger, the stylus, or the remote control. Using your finger or stylus: To click, tap the display once. To double-click, tap the display twice rapidly. For a right-click, hold your finger or the stylus to the display for one second.

5. CURSOR CONTROL To use the remote control, simply point the remote toward the infrared receiver at the top of the interactive whiteboard, while standing within 40 ft of the board. It even works from the back of the classroom! To click or double-click, press the L button or the click trigger (either once or twice), or tap (once or twice) on the remote control touch pad. For a right-click, press the R button. To page up or down through a document, press the Next or Previous button.

6. RECAP The Walk-and-Talk interactive whiteboard allows you to: Control your computer from the interactive whiteboard using your finger or stylus, or from anywhere in the room using the remote control. Add your own mark-ups to the screen -- by writing or drawing freehand, or by using the on-screen keyboard. Print or save the screen, along with all your markups, using the Print and Save buttons on the remote control.

7. MARKING-UP COMPUTER PROJECTIONS With your computer screen displayed on the interactive whiteboard, you can draw, highlight, and write over the projected image. This type of writing is called “mark-up” and it is part of the projected image, not physical ink.

8. MARKING-UP COMPUTER PROJECTIONS To mark-up the projected computer image: Press the Cursor/Pen button on the remote control. The cursor changes from an arrow to a pen. (To return to mouse operations, press the Cursor/Pen button again.) Write over the projected computer image using your finger or the stylus.

9. CHOOSING MARK-UP PEN STYLES While marking-up the computer image, you can choose from 54 unique pen styles (six colors, three line widths, and three dash styles) plus three highlighter pen colors and two mark-up eraser widths. To change your mark-up pen style: Press the Pen Style button on the remote control. Tap an option in the palette.

10. ERASING MARK-UPS There are 3 ways to erase mark-ups: Choose the wide or narrow eraser option in the Pen Style palette and erase with your finger or the stylus. Erase with the circular eraser. Press the Erase All button on the remote control.

11. MARKING-UP A BLANK SCREEN If you prefer to write on a clean display, you can change to a blank canvas to continue writing. To display a blank canvas for mark-ups: Press the Previous button on the remote control. To return to the projected computer image: Press the Next button.

12. USING THE ON-SCREEN KEYBOARD In addition to writing with your finger or the stylus, Walk-and-Talk products provide quick access to your operating system’s on-screen keyboard so you can enter text in a dialog box or other projected computer Window.

13. USING THE ON-SCREEN KEYBOARD To use the on-screen keyboard: Press the Keyboard button on the remote control. Tap the board, using your finger or the stylus, to place the cursor where you want to enter text. Start typing by tapping keys on the on-screen keyboard.

14. USING THE ON-SCREEN KEYBOARD When finished, tap the close button, or press the Keyboard button on the remote control. If you want to move the keyboard, drag the title bar.

15. RECAP The Walk-and-Talk interactive whiteboard allows you to: Control your computer from the interactive whiteboard using your finger or stylus, or from anywhere in the room using the remote control. Add your own mark-ups to the screen -- by writing or drawing freehand, or by using the on-screen keyboard. Print or save the screen, along with all your markups, using the Print and Save buttons on the remote control.

16. PRINTING AND SAVING MARK-UPS Walk-and Talk enables you to capture snapshots that include your computer screen and the mark-ups you added. Mark-ups leave no ink, but they are part of the snapshot.

17. PRINTING AND SAVING MARK-UPS To capture a snapshot of the display: Press Print on the remote control to send your file to the default printer connected to your computer, or Press Save to save the screen as a file on your computer.

18. RECAP The Walk-and-Talk interactive whiteboard allows you to: Control your computer from the interactive whiteboard using your finger or stylus, or roam freely about the room and operate it using the remote control. Add your own mark-ups to the screen – by writing or drawing freehand, or by using the on-screen keyboard. Print or save the screen, along with all your markups, using the Print and Save buttons on the remote control.