Interactive monitors are in most multimedia classrooms at UA.
Interactive monitors, or Wacom Tablet displays, allow instructors to annotate presentations, plan, and share with others on a digital canvas.
Interactive Monitor Resources
Use the Wacom pen to annotate in Microsoft Office programs
Use the AutoInk plugin to annotate in Adobe PDFs
Use the Whiteboard to brainstorm and save the file for future reference
Technical issues
Review the guides above. For other issues, Audio/Visual Solutions (AVS) provides technical support for interactive classroom monitors.
Teaching and learning
The Center for Instructional Technology (CIT) can help you find creative and effective ways to use the classroom interactive monitor with supported instructional technologies for annotation. Contact CIT to schedule a one-on-one consultation or an instruction session for your group.