1. Focusing Questions
How can we set up the projectors and interactive whiteboards in our classrooms?
What are the different parts of the projector and interactive whiteboard?

2. Framing The Session
Today we will learn how to set up our projectors and interactive whiteboards by looking at their connections and the ports they are associated with

3. Power Cable Teaching This provides power for our projector.
This is a cable that will be used every time you use your projector.
Can be plugged into the surge protector, our carts have internal surge protectors; however, generally in large spaces these surge protectors need to be attached to an extension cord.

4. Teaching RGB Cable Sometimes referred to as a VGA cable.
It has two large blue ports on either end.
This is another cable that will be used all the time.
Connects from the mobile device to the projector.
Enables the projector to project the image on your computer.
If you have no image being projected this is the first cable to check.

5. Teaching
USB Cable
This cable connects your mobile device to the Interactive whiteboard.
Your whiteboard is a USB device.
It gets its power from your computer.
Using this device will drain your battery. It is important to have your mobile device plugged in when running a whiteboard from it.

6. Whiteboard Power Cable
Teaching
Whiteboard Power Cable
Provides power to the speakers, not the board.

7. Guided Practice Examine the projector. Examine the cart.
Connect the ports for the four cables:
Power to Projector
RGB (VGA)
USB to Mobile Device
Power to Speakers

8. Getting Started Connect all four cables” Adjust the height.
Power to Projector
RGB (VGA)
USB to Mobile Device
Power to Speakers
Adjust the height.
Adjust the distance and mark on floor.

9. Work Time
Participants will take turns in small groups connecting the three devices:
Projector
Interactive Whiteboard
Mobile Device
Power on.
Power off.

10. Share
Today we have learned about the different cables and how they are used to set up our projectors with the Interactive Whiteboards and our mobile devices.
What steps did we find to be most difficult and how can we remember to complete them to have our projector working properly?