It would be super cool if you had a class set of iPads just to be able to have students quickly display their work to the group on the projector. I also don’t know how this works if you are want to switch to displaying a second iPad. When I tried to do this at school, it didn’t work, but I think that’s simply because my school hasn’t opened the necessary ports to allow AirPlay mirroring.
As you can see, video is mostly smooth, though there are occasional moments of jerkiness when you change settings on the iPad. Here’s a sample video showing the very cool Coster Physics App, streamed from my iPad to my MacBook Pro. Why can’t I use that?Ībout a week ago, that very thing became possible, thanks to a new app, Reflection, which for $15 allows you to display your iPad’s audio and video on your mac. Still, this seemed unnecessary to me since I usually have a very powerful laptop connected to the projector. About a year ago, Apple made this possible if you purchased a $99 AppleTV, which can use the AirPlay wireless networking protocol to wirelessly transmit the iPad video feed to the AppleTV for displaying on the projector.
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I also wanted to have an easy way to make screencasts of various video games for analysis, and tutorials to show how to use different apps. Ever since I got an iPad, the one thing I’ve wanted is to be able to display the iPad screen on the projector so that the entire class could see it.
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