NewClass 210
NewClass offers unique solutions for
computer-based teaching, either within a classroom
or in a globally networked E-learning environment. Our core
product, NewClass Multimedia Network System, turns an ordinary
computer classroom, whether it is a language lab, an employee
or customer service training classroom, distance learning
lab, or videoconferencing room, into a multimedia interactive
learning power (E-classroom). Through broadband or satellite
broadcasting, classrooms equipped with our products can
be truly networked into a global E-learning
environment.
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The operation of Control Panel is intuitive and easy to learn. It can be used without any computer background.
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The system is implemented entirely in hardware and it is software independent.
The system does not consume any computer resources and supports any software platform
and network infrastructure. It is very easy to maintain.
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The multimedia network card is versatile enough to accommodate any configuration of
student computers. It can even work with computers with no hard drives.
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The number of NewClass multimedia card is set through software instead of using a DIP switch for
convenience and flexibility.
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A student computer is automatically logged on NewClass system when powered on.
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The sound is digitally tuned and mixed.
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The "Hotkey" is located on the student keyboard; no extra components are required.
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NewClass supports any mixture of PS/2 and serial mice in the system.
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Up to 64 student computers can be connected with Hi-Fi audio and video transmission without relay.
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(NewClass Control Panel): |
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Contains 64 workstation selection keys, each key contains 2 LEDs that indicate the
on/off, calling-in, and selection status of each workstation; 8 group selection
keys, over 20 function keys, 4 volume control keys, 2 microphone headset
outlets and an LCD that displays the current operation.
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NC-MC (NewClass Multimedia Network Card): |
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Contains its own CPU, which enables the card to work independently and use none of the system resources.
Both ISA and PCI versions are available; built-in sound card connection port;
one card per each student computer.
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Multimedia control cable with splitters and relay cable: |
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Multimedia control cables connect each multimedia network card through a bus topology.
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4. NC-HM (Headset with microphone)): |
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High fidelity, superior sound quality and proofing of noise interference.
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Supports 5 routes, suitable for both bus and star topology; each route supports up to 64 nodes.
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Multimedia Broadcasting
The instructor can broadcast his/her screen to an individual or a group of
computers along with external AV signals. Audio and video can be broadcasted independently.
Supervision
The instructor can monitor the screen and audio of every student, as well as external AV
programs. The instructor can also monitor a group of or all student computers on
a rolling basis. The time interval can be preset. The supervision of screen and
audio can be conducted separately.
Remote Tutoring
When the instructor tutors a student, the instructor can take over the student computer with
his/her own keyboard and mouse to deliver one-on-one instruction if necessary.
Private Discussion
The instructor can have a private talk with a student on the microphone without being
heard or interrupted by the other students.
Open Discussion
The instructor can select any students to speak or discuss, while all the students
can hear the student's voice through their headsets. In addition, the instructor can
adjust the number of students participating in the discussion.
Take Over
The instructor can take over the keyboard(s) and mouse(mice) of an individual or a group
computers to synchronize them with instructor computer.
Student Presentation
The instructor can designate a student to use the student's keyboard and mouse to operate
the instructor computer. The student therefore acts as a teaching assistant; at the same time,
the instructor's keyboard and mouse are still active.
Student Broadcast
The instructor can broadcast the screen and audio of any student to a group or all students.
Blank Screen
The instructor can blank the screens of an individual, a group or all students to help the
students concentrate on the lecture rather than their screens.
Selection
The instructor can select the students in the course and check student's computer on/off status.
Hotkey
A student can send a request to the instructor by pressing the "hotkey" on his/her
keyboard. The corresponding LED on the instructor control panel will flash with a beep.
Lock/Unlock
The instructor can lock/unlock the keyboard(s) and mouse(mice) of an individual, a group or all students if necessary.
Remote Reboot
The instructor can remotely reboot the computer(s) of an individual, a group or all students.
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