1. Windows* 8 Desktop Version 1.0
Intel® classmate PC Intel® Education Media Camera by Intellisense* Training Foils
Windows* 8 Desktop Version 1.0 6

2. NOTICES & DISCLAIMERS
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Please note:
This document is a brief training for Intel® Education Media Camera by Intellisense. For detail information, please refer to User Manual.

4. Pre-Training
Overview
Install & Uninstall
How to Use
Q&A
Agenda

5. Pre-Training Audience & Objectives
This training document is intended for Intel® marketing, Intel® GEO technical marketing engineers (TMEs), Intel® local field application engineers (FAEs), Local OEM technical staff, and other NDA-covered company staff who will work with teachers and students on the installation, implementation, and operation of Intel classmate PCs.
Objectives
How to install and uninstall the software stacks
Value proposition and key features of Intel® Education Media Camera by Intellisense
How to use the application to realize the key features

6. Pre-Training Requirements
Requirement for this training
Installation package acquirement:
Intel® Education Media Camera by Intellisense Installation package
System requirement:
Required disk space
120 MB
RAM
1 GB or more
Supported OS
Windows* 8/ Windows* 8 Pro (support 64bit only)
Monitor resolution
Monitor capable of minimum 1024×600 resolution
Other technical needs
Web camera (manual variable focus webcams preferred for the Microscope function/module)

7. Pre-Training Windows* 8 common terms & operations
Windows* 8 user interface:
Start Screen
Desktop Tile
The Charms
Search Charm
Share Charm
Start Charm
Devices Charm
Settings Charm
Windows* 8 common terms:
The Start screen
Everything you care about most is on the new Start screen. Tiles on the Start screen are connected to people, apps, folders, photos, or websites, and are alive with the latest info, so you're up to date at a glance.
The desktop
The desktop that you're used to—with its taskbar, folders, and icons—is still here and better than ever, with a new taskbar and streamlined file management.
The Charms
The charms help you do the things you do most often, like search, share links and photos, connect devices, and change settings. What you can do with the charms can change depending on if you're on the Start screen or using an app, so start exploring.

8. Pre-Training Windows* 8 common terms & operations
Windows* 8 common operations:
How to go to desktop:
Click the Desktop Tile on the Start Screen.
How to open the charms:
Move your pointer into the upper-right or lower-right corner, and then move it up or down to click the one you want.
Ways to return to Start:
With a mouse, move the pointer into the lower-left corner. When Start appears, click in the corner.
With a keyboard, press the Windows logo key .
How to connect to network:
From Windows* 8 UI, you need to open the Settings Charm->Networks, select the network you wish to connect, then enter the network security key, click connect.
From Desktop, you shall click the Internet access icon on the system tray. The rest operations are the same with above.
You can click/double-click the button beside to see the detailed operations demo:

9. Pre-Training
Overview
Install & Uninstall
How to Use
Q&A
Agenda

10. Recorder –create videos, photos and form them as you like.
Overview Value Proposition & Key Features
Software Value: Provides an interactive tool to enhance student’s creativity and media literacy skills.
Allows students to express themselves visually and better communicate information by using the media capture and editing tool.
A webcam-based media capture and editing tool
Recorder –create videos, photos and form them as you like.
Presenter- organize your thoughts and show the world by creating your own ebook or presentation.
WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE NEW LABCAM?
Time-Lapse Cam: Helps students observe and better understand the slow processes of nature such as the formation and migration of clouds, ice melting, the growth of plants, and so on. Allows the selection of specified interval shots and then stitches these images into a coherent stream of video.
Kinematics: Allows tracking of the horizontal and vertical movement characteristics (displacement, velocity, and acceleration) of one or more objects in real time. After an initial calibration, the measurement units can be set as well; can capture a maximum of three selected objects at the same time, allowing complex kinematic experiments.
Microscope: Allows users to carry out microscopic measurements and perform any kind of measurement when a reference value is available (e.g., the moon’s diameter); web cameras are able to capture extremely close shots, so even single-celled organisms can be observed.
Pathfinder: Practically a motion density map where more movement results in more colorful typical trails on the screen; enjoy tracking traffic density, single-cell organism, or trails of ants in an ant farm.
Motion Cam: Makes a recording when it detects movement in front of the camera, allowing you to capture rare situations in nature; works like a motion-sensor camera.
Universal Logger: Unique, real-time data-recognition module that can digitalize any instrument that has a digital, radial-dial, or fluid-based display; obsolete measurement devices in school that cannot be connected to a computer are made useful again.

11. Pre-Training
Overview
Install & Uninstall
How to Use
Q&A
Agenda

12. Install & Uninstall Installation steps:
1. Copy the install package to the target machine (under Administrator authority account).
2. Double-click the installer (if using the graphical installation).
3. Wait until the Media Camera icon appears on the desktop.
Uninstall steps:
Right-click at the Media Camera tile on the start screen, click Uninstall from the bottom menu.
Select Intel(R) Education Media Camera by Intellisense and click Uninstall. Click Yes to continue.

13. Pre-Training
Overview
Install & Uninstall
How to Use
Q&A
Agenda

14. How to Use Common Features & Buttons
Click the arrow in the top left corner of the application to display the following options.
Home
By clicking on this button, you can close the function you are using and go back to the main menu.
Help menu
Click this button to display help settings panel, software version information and credits. See details on the picture below:
Show a semi-transparent canvas with tooltips.
Use the checkbox to toggle quick guide visibility at startup.
Use the radio button to change visibility of button labels.
Display the user manual.
Navigate to company website.
Show software version information and credits.
To save and exit.
To exit without saving.

15. How to Use Steps to realize the Recorder function Recorder
1.Change camera settings
You can set your camera’s brightness, contrast, sharpness, exposure, frame rate and resolution or switch to another web camera.
2.Switch between video and snapshot
Media Camera can capture both videos and photos. Press to switch to video mode. Press to switch to snapshot mode.
3.Create a video/take a picture
In camera view, press to start recording, press it again to stop. In snapshot view, press to take a picture.

16. How to Use Select and launch previously recorded files Recorder
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1.Select previously recorded videos and photos
Select and launch your previously recorded files by double clicking on them in the media pane or drag them to the working pane. The previously recorded files are sorted by date.
2.Select files recorded by LabCam
The files recorded by LabCam can also be viewed in Media Camera. Click the drop-down list above the Media pane. The files are divided into folders corresponding to a specific function of LabCam.
3.Delete a video
To delete a video, right-click it’s thumbnail and choose delete. It will prompt you if you really want to delete the selected video. You may open the file in the corresponding folder.
4.Camera button
Click to go back to camera.

17. How to Use Edit previously recorded files Recorder
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You can resize, cut or change the compound of colors of recorded files. Click the Settings button. The Resize, Cut and Visual settings buttons can only be enabled when you activate a file.
1.Resize video/picture
Set the width and height of your media.
2.Cut
Crop to desired size by setting the bounding box on the screen. Click the scissors icon to confirm.
3.Visual settings
Change brightness, contrast, sharpness and hue. You can select accept, decline or reset ( it will apply default properties) your settings.
4.Load video/image
Browse to load any previously recorded video/taken pictures.
5.Save
Click this button to save your edited file.

18. How to Use Steps to realize the Presenter function Presenter
1.Set page size
You may set the page size by clicking the Page size button and a window will pop-up, where you can adjust the height and width of your project.
2.Load/new document
2.1 Load an existing Media Camera Presenter project.
2.2 Create a new Media Camera Presenter project.
3.Insert media
There’re 2 methods to insert media:
3.1 Click / , browse to open the images /videos. You can also insert the image from your camera by clicking Use the icon to make a snapshot.
3.2 Click to show the module folders. Click each module to choose recorded files from them.

19. How to Use Steps to realize the Presenter function Presenter
4.Select&Edit
Use this tool to select any object on the working pane. You can either select a single object (selection mode) or multiple objects (multiple mode).
5.Annotation
You can use several tools to make annotations. For example, add lines , text and shapes The tool box below the working pane allows you to set the properties of the added elements.
6.Add/Remove Pages
Click to show pages. You can add/remove pages by clicking / .

20. How to Use Steps to realize the Presenter function Presenter 7.Undo
Undo changes up to 10 steps back.
8.Zoom&Pan tool
Use the magnifying slider at the right side to zoom the page for more details. Use the Pan tool to move the page when magnified.
9.Save
Saves your work in MediaCam format or export it to PDF or JPEF, PNG or BMP image formats.