Product Details
Genee Vision 6100
The Genee Vision 6100 Visualiser is the perfect solution for classroom teaching, presentations, recording lessons and evaluation. The Genee Vision’s powerful zoom allows you to view text documents and 3D objects in the minutest detail. The powerful functions will enhance the way you conduct your lessons, and save time and money with the image and video capture facilities.
The Genee Vision has a motorized head and can be controlled via the remote control it also has an auto focus and light adjustment, one less thing to worry about. Although extremely robust Genee Vision can be easily transported and packed away neatly so it can be easily moved from class to class.
Key Features
Zoom
Genee Vision has a 22 optical zoom and a 220 digital zoom look at objects in the minutest of details.
Examples of uses
Focus in on tiny components, pollen grains, fabric, textures, text.
Share children’s work during a lesson for feedback.
Use as a web cam in assembly to enable drama to be visible by all or to capture on video.
Use in music to share words/music to a song.
Share artefacts enabling everybody to see object being discussed.
Share text with the whole class such as a reading book or particular article.
Use in Chemistry to zoom in to view and explain cell structure models or look at crystals.
Use in Geography to share detailed maps.
Use in history to explore artifacts in great detail.
Share pictures/certificates/medals in assembly.
Image Capture
Capture text for use in literacy – quicker and easier than scanning or photocopying.
Capture children’s work for assessment purposes.
Take time delayed photographs such as the discomposure of a flower.
Video Capture
Capture a demonstration of a process in science for repeating or using as part of a plenary.
Capturing a technical procedure being demonstrated in technology.
Video can be saved to PC or network for use in future lessons.
Split Screen
Allows you to view an object on one half of the screen and then zoom into the object on the other side. Use in art to keep an image of a whole object whilst focusing in on tones or shades used.
Use in maths to demonstrate division by putting counters on the screen, press split screen then regroup the counters in different patterns.
Use to show 2 different faces of an object at the same time + freeze and remove object leaving image of two faces.
Positive / Negative
Allows you to turn photo negatives into positive images or view positive images or 3d objects as negatives.
To turn a text from black on white to white on black making it easier to read by some children.
Use in design to look at complementary colours.
Dynamic/Static
Use to demonstrate patterns created in movement.
Use dynamic mode when showing how to create something, e.g. model pinch pots, cut vegetables etc
Black and White
Use in graphics to take off colour e.g. corporate logos – how important is the colour?
What colour would you expect to see?
Use black and white when looking at components on a mother board. Students have to focus on layout and structure rather than rely on colour.
Scroll
Sharing a text with class when carrying out whole class reading activities.
Light box – Allows you to view acetates, x-rays and 3d objects with a direct up shining light. To enable the use of existing OHT using light from below.
To show structure/skeleton of a leaf using light from below.
Title
Allows you to take a span shot of a ‘title’ such as a lesson objective, this can then remain on screen throughout a lesson.
Freeze
Play Kim’s game by removing an object for observational skills.
Put key words under and remove one. What’s missing? Put a series of numbers under then remove 1 ie. Prime numbers, odd numbers.
Put a text under then cover up key words. What’s the missing word?
you can keep image on screen while you prepare the next object for viewing
Mirror
Use in Maths to demonstrate reflection of objects by splitting screen then applying mirror.
Use to reverse young children’s handwriting to show correct letter formation.
