Ground-breaking news in the document camera world. Lumens recently released their new 3D Ladibug
document camera. This high-definition document camera comes 3D-ready for both
3D projectors and 3D TVs. And don't worry, educators! The 3D Ladibug easily can function as a 2D visualizer, as well!
Lumens is a power player in the document camera industry, so this product
release is not a trivial matter.
The context of this product release is not trivial within
the education market either. A 3D document camera can be
used by teachers to showcase immersive science experiments or model math skills
through the visual display of manipulatives, tiny ‘blocks’ or shapes that teach
place value, fractions, measurement, or geometry—with depth. More
importantly, the 3D document camera becomes another stout tool for content creation. Imagine student
dioramas, stick or finger puppet shows, or model displays—again, with depth.
And even primary children can ‘design’ the content. To learn more, take a look
at this case study link and the following product data sheet link. You can also see live demonstrations
on the exhibit hall floor at ISTE 2012 in San Diego in June. It’s fun to be alive.
The context of this product release is not trivial within
the education market either. A 3D document camera can be
used by teachers to showcase immersive science experiments or model math skills
through the visual display of manipulatives, tiny ‘blocks’ or shapes that teach
place value, fractions, measurement, or geometry—with depth. More
importantly, the 3D document camera becomes another stout tool for content creation. Imagine student
dioramas, stick or finger puppet shows, or model displays—again, with depth.
And even primary children can ‘design’ the content. To learn more, take a look
at this case study link and the following product data sheet link. You can also see live demonstrations
on the exhibit hall floor at ISTE 2012 in San Diego in June. It’s fun to be alive.
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