• Would you like your students to participate in an engaging, fun lesson, but lack the devices to carry it out? The Instructional Technology Department has devices you can check out to use with your classes! See the descriptions below, then visit Incident IQ to request devices.

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    Devices should be used for instructional use by teachers and students, not for testing (Istation). If you have any questions, please contact Emily Killen (ekillen@ems-isd.net) or Jennifer Prince (jprince@ems-isd.net). 

     

    DEVICE

    DESCRIPTION

    QUANTITY

    iPad

    iPads are touchscreen tablet computers developed by Apple. The iPads have access to the district app store.

    20

    DVD Writer

    The DVD Writer allows you to watch videos, view images, play audio, and record video.

    6

    Merge Cube

    The Merge Cube is a holographic toy that allows users to physically hold and interact with 3D objects using augmented reality technology.

    25

    GPS

    A space-based satellite navigation system that provides location information anywhere on Earth.

    25

    Green Screen

    Green Screens are backgrounds used in videos or pictures where moving objects are filmed in front and, using an app, users can create different backgrounds where the green screen appears.

    6

    Ollie

    Ollies are robotic devices that you control with a tilt, swing, or touch of a tablet.

    6

    Sphero

    Spheros are robotic devices that you control with a tilt, swing, or touch of a tablet.

    4

    Chibi Chip

    The Chibi Chip allows beginners of all backgrounds and ages to try out programming and learn circuitry.

    10

    micro:bit

    A micro:bit is a pocket-sized computer that has 25 red LED lights that can be programmed to flash messages and be used to create games through Bluetooth or the internet.

    9

    Makey Makey

    A Makey Makey turns everyday objects into touchpads when you combine them with the internet. Using a circuit board, alligator clips, and a USB cable, the device uses closed-loop electrical signals to send the computer either a keystroke or mouse click signal.

    4

    Swivl

    A Swivl is a robotic tool that allows you to capture, review, and share video.

    2

    Breakout Kit

    The Breakout Kit includes everything you need to play a breakout/escape room activity. Included in the kit are a hasp, an alphabet multi-lock, a directional multi-lock, a 3-digit lock, a 4-digit lock, a UV light, a deck of reflection cards, an invisible ink pen, a small lockable box, and a red lens viewer.

    10

    Webcam

    Attach the webcam to your laptop or panel to connect with others.

    1

    indi Car (by Sphero)

    Speed into STEAM with indi. indi inspires imaginative, play-based learning by empowering kids to design and build their own mazes while creating opportunities to learn the basics of coding and problem-solving.

    16

    Qball

    A throwable, smart microphone with easy setup, this smart mic knows when to be quiet and will automatically mute while being tossed.

    4