PolyVision Ships Eno One Classroom System


Polyvision's eno one shown in mobile and wall-mount configurations

PolyVision has started shipping its new classroom presentation system, eno one. The system, which debuted last June, couples interactive whiteboard hardware with an open software platform that's designed to integrate with existing instructional tools.

Eno one is designed as a complete classroom system and includes a whiteboard, projector, lesson plan software, and mount. Three configurations are available: one using a height-adjustable mobile stand, one with an adjustable wall mount, and one with a fixed wall mount.

It also ships with RM Easiteach software, as well as games and activities designed around the whiteboard's interactive functionality. RM Easiteach is a classroom software suite that's designed to serve as a single platform integrating functionality between whiteboards, classroom clickers (interactive polling devices), and other technologies. It's designed for a variety of grade levels and can be used to create both lessons and activities, and it includes pre-designed content packs covering math, English/language arts, science, and geography. It also allows for existing lessons to be adapted from Excel, Word, and Power Point, as well as video files.

Further information about eno one can be found here.

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