ScreenBeam | 1000 EDU
4K Wireless Display for Schools • App-free • Wireless Touch • Extended Screen • Enterprise Management • And, Classroom Orchestration • Yes, it’s what you’ve been looking for.
Wireless screen mirroring is an essential tool for moving teachers from the front of the classroom and into the classroom, making it easier to connect and collaborate with their students.
The result is the right kind of teacher and student interactions that foster creative productivity and encourage meaningful collaboration. The need is clear and it is already being met by education institutions all over the world. Keep scrolling to hear from ScreenBeam experts that are making a difference every day in their classrooms and getting the most out of their devices.
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4K App-Free Wireless Screen Sharing and Annotation on Any Teacher Device
ScreenBeam 1000 EDU delivers app-free screen sharing on any device eliminating the need to download an app or keep a cable or dongle nearby. Simply tap to wirelessly connect a mobile device to the room display. Teacher and guest devices have multiple ways to connect including local Wi-Fi mode, Miracast™ and network infrastructure connectivity. Teachers can display up to four student screens simultaneously, and with a Windows 10/11 device can ink and annotate in Office 365 apps and share notes to student devices or the front-of-room display.
USA Catalog number: SBWD1000EDU
Canada Catalog number: SBWD1000EDUCA
Sale Restricted to K-12 Education Customers Only
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ScreenBeam has impacted tens of thousands of teachers and students across the globe. Take a look and listen to them, follow them on Twitter, ask them yourself. We don’t sell devices, we sell impact in the classroom.
“We’re seeing many teachers share lessons from the back of the room instead of the front, and this new level of mobility has been increasing student interactions and collaboration.”
“We selected ScreenBeam because it works across multiple operating systems and does not tax our wireless infrastructure. Also, ScreenBeam is easy for teachers to use, reliable, and economical.”
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“This technology has helped to increase the engagement across all levels at my school.”
“ScreenBeam devices completely untethered me and gave me the mobility in the classroom I was looking for. I’m now able to go around with my convertible laptop without having to be stuck next to a computer. This mobility allowed me to keep myself on task and keep my students on task with limited time interruption.”
Native Extended Display
Unlike many application-based solutions, ScreenBeam natively supports Windows and macOS extended screen mode ensuring content privacy while keeping the device screen available for other actions.
Wireless Touch and Inking
Combine native Windows Inking across Office 365 applications with a touch display and ScreenBeam to share notes, presentations and more directly to student devices or the front of room display.
Wireless Mobile Document Camera
With ScreenBeam, teachers can accomplish the same function of a document camera with their mobile device. Simply turn the Webcam feature in your mobile device into an instant, mobile document camera!
Walking Digital Whiteboard
Microsoft Whiteboards make it easy for teachers to organize and communicate ideas creatively. ScreenBeam turns that into a mobile experience to take student interaction and collaboration to a new level.
User-friendly Digital Signage for Staff, Student and Guest Communications
Idle displays in classrooms and staff rooms can be employed to educate, inform and alert staff and students with integrated HTML-based digital signage capability.
Technical Specifications
Minimum System Requirements
Chromebook Teacher Device
OS: Windows 10/11 (64-bit), macOS 10.10, or Chrome OS 81.0.4043.103
CPU: Fourth gen Intel Core i5 or ARM-based equivalent for Chromebook
Chromebook Student Device
OS: Chrome OS 81.0.4043.103
CPU: Intel Celeron N3060 or any ARM
Windows Teacher Device
OS: Windows 10/11 (64-bit) build 1709 (or later)
CPU: Fourth gen Intel Core i3 or AMD equivalent
Windows Student Device
OS: Windows (64-bit) build 1709 (or later)
CPU: Intel Celeron N3010 or AMD equivalent
Hardware
Video
• H.264 compression
Audio
• LCPM 2.0
Resolution1
• Up to 4K30
Ethernet
• 10/100/1000-BASE-T RJ-45 LAN (non-concurrent with Network Bridge)
Wireless
• Miracast and Local Wi-Fi Mode: 802.11ac dual-band 3×3 MIMO
• Network Bridge: 802.11ac dual-band 2×2 MIMO (non-concurrent with Ethernet)
Authentication
• WPA-PSK (TKIP)
Protocol
• WPA2-PSK (AES)
• PEAP-MSCHAP V2
• EAP-TLS
Interface
• 1 x HDMI Output
• 1 x VGA Output
• 1 x Analog 3.5mm audio Output
• 2 x USB 2.0 Host Type-A
• 1 x USB 3.0 Host Type-A
• 1 x DC Power Jack
Content Protection2
• HDCP 2.x
Power
• Input: 12VDC, 3A
• Consumption: 8.4W (typical), 36W (peak)
Dimensions
• 8.66 x 5.66 x 1.99 inch (220 x 144 x 50.5 mm)
Operating temperature
• 0º – 40º C (32º – 104º F)
Storage temperature
• -20º – 85º C (-4º – 185º F)
Operating humidity
• 20 – 80% non-condensing
Storage humidity
• 10 – 90% non-condensing
Compatible OS/Device
Miracast P2P wireless display requires certified device with either:
• Windows 10/11 build 1607 (and later) or Windows 8.1
• Android 4.2 (and later)
Wireless display over network requires device with either:
• Chrome OS 81.0.4043.103 (and later)
• Windows 10/11 build 1709 (and later)
• Windows 7 (and later)
• macOS 10.10 (and later)
• iOS 11 (and later)
Language support
• English
Others
Regulatory and compliance
North America:
• FCC and UL
European Nation:
• CE, RED and RoHS
Warranty
• One year
2 Content protection is not available for macOS/iOS