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02:22 How to use a Sennheiser G3 Handheld Radio… How to use a Sennheiser G3 Handheld Radio Microphone in Teaching Rooms	How to use a Sennheiser G3 Handheld Radio Microphone in Teaching Rooms This video will show you how to us a Handheld Sennheiser G3 Radio Microphone in Teaching Rooms. If you have any questions or would like a familiarisation session please contact Learning Spaces… learning spaces technology mic microphone radio microphone teaching room sennheiser hand held battery frequency av technology sound familiarization button display power dock mike light level bottom press station room credo spaces session questions red lights From Alan Hamilton 0 likes 45 plays 0 Publisher Alan Hamilton Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created July 18th, 2018
11:21 Media Hopper Replay for the University of… Media Hopper Replay for the University of Edinburgh Festival of Creative Learning 2018	Media Hopper Replay for the University of Edinburgh Festival of Creative Learning 2018 Compilation video of Media Hopper Replay lecture recording service feature illustrations and user comments. Duration 11 minutes; no audio. Published February 2018. media hopper replay festival of creative learning information services learning teaching and web services lecture recording 2018 student experience learning spaces technology learning technology From Lorraine Spalding 0 likes 49 plays 0 Publisher B. Hill Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created February 16th, 2018
02:19 How to use a Catch Box Throwable Microphone in… How to use a Catch Box Throwable Microphone in Teaching Rooms	How to use a Catch Box Throwable Microphone in Teaching Rooms This video will show you how to us a Catch Box Throwable Microphone in Teaching Rooms. If you have any questions or would like a familiarisation session please contact Learning Spaces Technology… battery learning spaces technology av technology microphone catch-box teaching room familiarization sound batteries box catch core switch pool audience magnet place markers triangle drawer position pack indicator upwards degrees From Alan Hamilton 0 likes 346 plays 0 Publisher Alan Hamilton Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created December 19th, 2017
02:15 How to use a clip on Sennheiser G3 Radio… How to use a clip on Sennheiser G3 Radio Microphone in Teaching Rooms	How to use a clip on Sennheiser G3 Radio Microphone in Teaching Rooms This video will show you how to us a clip on Sennheiser G3 Radio Microphone in Teaching Rooms. If you have any questions or would like a familiarisation session please contact Learning Spaces… battery learning spaces technology session frequency questions av close technology sennheiser quality mic color cradle trousers charging g3 seconds indicator teaching room capsule effects familiarization microphone sound radio microphone charger button request switch contact light led display From Alan Hamilton 0 likes 241 plays 0 Publisher Alan Hamilton Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created September 15th, 2017

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Search for tag: "learning spaces technology"

How to use a Sennheiser G3 Handheld Radio Microphone in Teaching Rooms

Media Hopper Replay for the University of Edinburgh Festival of Creative Learning 2018

How to use a Catch Box Throwable Microphone in Teaching Rooms

How to use a clip on Sennheiser G3 Radio Microphone in Teaching Rooms

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