Learning Glass Europe Newsletter

Product Updates

Our design team have been working extensively on major technical enhancements, upgrading components, and improving the overall design to deliver even better lightboards. We are excited to announce that our new, 3^rd generation (V 3.0) Lightboards are available now.

Some Product Developments:

• Integrated ‘presenter lights’ have been upgraded with more powerful LEDs and an improved colour temperature for natural skin tone.
• Internal board lights have a new design with UV and White light blended to produce an optimum colour balance so all colour pens stand out clearly.

• Introduction of lighter components to reduce the weight of the lightboards by around 20%.

•  Improved surface treatment of the glass making it easier to clean.

For the iC models (with integrated camera):

• New integrated 4K camera with professional video settings accessible via a single remote-control unit. It also includes a 105-degree horizontal field of view and HDMI connectivity. 

• Shorter camera arm, with more compact design, requiring less desk space in a home or office environment.

If you want some advice on how to improve your Lightboard presentations, setup or video quality get in touch to arrange a free tips and tricks call.

Lightboard Top Tip

One way to take your Lightboard presentations to the next level when integrating PowerPoints is to use them with black backgrounds and light coloured text.

You can then make these transparent in OBS and other software, allowing you to annotate your PowerPoints live and use previously made PowerPoint content in an interesting and engaging way.

Customer Spotlight

Have you thought about your students creating Lightboard presentations? 

Client Baskingstoke College of Technology are doing just that. Their students are improving their presentation skills by using Lightboards when they create content. Hear from one student on their experience in the video below.

"It is a really interesting way to engage a class and for us to use for a project. You can use it to annotate around something or when you are demonstrating something to someone else or even just explaining. It is nice to use it that way"

Izuku Cole, BCoT Student