#Viewsonic on screen crosshair software

Google, Microsoft, or Apple account, which is then used to access the display. The Viewsonic myViewboard doesn’t use Active Directory to create accounts for the teacher, but requires the IT manager to link a teacher to the display with either a either email. When they are finished – they tap the display again to log out and the display returns to its generic state. After securely typing in their password on the phone, the display is personalized for that teacher, complete with background, apps, and network connection. A teacher uses simply taps the log in button on the display and takes a picture of the QR code with their phone.

The best part about Tap N’ Teach is how easy and fast it is for a teacher to use. Once logged in, all of the network drive from Google, Microsoft OneNote, and school network drives are automatically connected. This approach enables IT, managers, to ensure that the settings are correct – and that there are no age-inappropriate apps loaded on the panel (such as FaceBook being on a first-grade teachers' board). Then they assign the teacher their specific rights on the panel to keep key network settings from being changed, but enabling the teacher to change their background and which apps are on the main page.

#Viewsonic on screen crosshair software

The IT manager creates a teacher account in BenQ’s Account Management System software database by linking it to their Active Directory infrastructure. The BenQ Board RM models are on their third generation of Tap ‘N Teach technology that enables unprecedented teacher access to enable a personalized display with access to cloud-based files from any display on campus. Here are the key differences between them. Both displays are more advanced than many other brands that require teachers to type in passwords every time they access a Google drive. Both the BenQ RM and the Viewsonic Series 50 Viewboard can be set up to enable teachers to securely log into the display and access network and cloud files directly from the display.