Taipei, Taiwan – December 20, 2018 – AVer is proud to announce the new award winning CP3 Series Interactive Flat Panel (IFP). Named by Taiwan ICT Month as a Top 100 Innovative Elite product for 2018, the new CP3 Series aims to reinvent the methods schools use to educate students by bringing an unseen level of engagement to the classroom.
Created with the teacher/student relationship in mind at every step, the CP3 Series brings interactive learning to the forefront of the classroom with its feature-rich whiteboard and highly responsive touchscreen. Teachers can highlight critical material for all students to see and increase the visibility of notes with a rainbow’s plethora of colors available. The CP3 emphasizes and encourages student participation with its pinpoint accurate 20-point touch screen capability and allows teachers to bring new learning experiences into the classroom with easy connectivity to the latest educational apps and templates thanks to its flexible and simple to use upgradeable Android operating system module.
With the CP3 Series’ built-in native screen sharing, teachers can easily interact with students through instantaneous connectivity between the CP3 and students’ classroom devices. Push, collect, and share student work material directly from the CP3 system or from a connected PC and bring the class together to experience their and others achievements. Create and explore outstanding classroom experiments in crystal clear HD video resolution, so students never miss a detail, with the CP3 Series’ full compatibility with AVerVision Visualizers.
A built-in internal time management system provides teachers and administrators the control and flexibility needed to easily schedule classes, plans, meetings, and even trips directly to the CP3, and then present them clearly to everyone in class for a pleasant student and classroom management experience. With this and more the CP3 Series brings teachers the versatility they need to create experiences in the classroom that students of all ages will never forget.