A visualiser, is also commonly known as a document camera (doc cam). In our teaching rooms, the visualiser is placed on the room lectern and allows documents or objects to be placed under the camera so that the image is projected onto a large screen.
So that you don't have to learn how to use lots of different visualisers, we currently have just one type of visualiser in our centrally pooled teaching spaces. This is the AVerVision F50. You can find usage instructions in the link to the left.
If the visualiser is closed, you can open it by gently pulling the head to the right hand side of the visualiser. This will release the head so that you can move it anywhere over the desk.
If you would like a demonstration how to use these visualisers then please contact cls.avsupport@hud.ac.uk.