Method and Apparatus for Presenting Audio and Visual Information
AssigneeLearning Glass Solutions, Inc.
InventorsMatthew Anderson, Eric Johnson
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AssigneeLearning Glass Solutions, Inc.
InventorsMatthew Anderson, Eric Johnson
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Method and apparatus for presenting audio and visual information to an audience by streaming, broadcast, live and recording presentations including a generally planar display screen, a light source directing light towards the display screen, a video camera oriented towards the display screen so as to image a lecturer through the display screen and a filter disposed between the display screen and the video camera. In one embodiment the light source emits light in predominately blue wavelengths and the filter blocks at least 85% of light at approximately the same wavelengths. Visual information may then be beneficially written by a lecturer on the display screen using a fluorescent marker pen. In operation an image output of the video camera is reversed in left-to-right orientation so that visual image information written by a lecturer onto the display screen is reversed from an orientation of this information viewed through the display screen.
A system for recording or presenting audio-visual information presented by a lecturer, comprising
A method of recording or presenting audio-visual information presented by a lecturer, comprising the steps of:
A method of presenting audio and visual information provided by a lecturer, comprising the steps of presenting a recording of audio and visual information comprising a lecturer imaged through a display screen while presenting information both verbally and by writing on the display screen with a light source illuminating the display screen and while filtering some of the illumination from the light source and reversing the left-right orientation of the image.
A method of recording or presenting audio-visual information presented by a lecturer, comprising the steps of:
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