Rather than taking notes at a meeting, participants can focus on the discussion and read the notes later in their email. Workers unable to attend a meeting can be kept up-to-date quickly and easily.
PaperShow can be used for web conferencing, which is how I learned the basics of the program. Teachers can save presentations from year to year and make them more interactive and interesting for the students. Since files are saved to the key and not the computer, PaperShow can be used with any computer. And, its small form factor makes it very convenient to carry in a backpack or briefcase.
The biggest drawback I found with PaperShow is the severe lack of Mac support. The web site has not been updated to reflect the new Mac based product—it still lists PaperShow for Mac as pending.
The cost may also be a factor. The USB key, Bluetooth pen, and ink cartridges are also available at varying prices. Amazon is currently selling these items at deep discounts. If you present a lot of the same Power Point presentations over and over again, PaperShow could be quite cost effective. I would also avoid upgrading the software until there is Mac support. I clicked the upgrade button and was given the Teacher Edition version with no way to cancel. After the upgrade, absolutely nothing worked.
It was a nightmare to figure out by myself how to revert back to the regular version. After much trial and error, and unanswered support emails, I dragged the install. Clicking it opened the installation window, and the original software was reinstalled onto the key. MyMac Review Rating: 6 out of If Mac support is added, PaperShow could easily receive an 8 out of I contacted the Papershow tech support through their web site, and they promissed a response in 48 hours.
I just bought one on wednesday and realized my one does not have the mac software. Any idea where i can get it from or can someone post it online for me to download? In our test we were able to use the pen up to 20 feet away from the Bluetooth adapter, even if we were not in its line of sight.
This is promising for real-world situations where you may want to walk around, away from the Bluetooth adapter, while giving a presentation. On the downside, the pen saps battery power really fast. In our trial, we got a low battery warning after just about an hour and half of using it. We found that putting the cap on the pen while not in use, which essentially turns of the Bluetooth, helps conserve some battery power.
Once we took the cap back off, it took just a few seconds for the pen to get paired again to the key. The PaperShow software takes about 20 seconds to open or import an existing PowerPoint presentation of about 10 slides.
Once it was open, the software would recommend that you print the slides onto PaperShow paper in order to edit the imported version. The advantage of doing so is that you then have the option to add real-time sketches or drawing to the presentation slides.
Most people won't have a use for the PaperShow, but if you do presentations on a regular basis or need to exchange ideas in a large brainstorming group, the PaperShow makes for a useful and creative way to do so. Dong Ngo. Pricing Not Available. The Good The PaperShow kit is a convenient and fun tool to do live presentations or group brainstorming with. Depending on your system, you might run into hiccups setting the kit up; the computer's other Bluetooth adapters have to be turned off for it to work; the kit's pen drains battery too quickly; expensive for what you're getting.
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Examples of acidic and basic solutions include lemon juice and soapy water, respectively. PH paper is used to determine if a solution is acidic, basic or neutral.
This is determined by dipping part of the paper into a solution of interest and watching the color change. The packages that pH paper comes in often includes a color-coded scale indicating the pH that something has when the paper turns a certain color.
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