Announcing a number of exciting additions to our current suite of features.
Our latest enhancements will further enrich your Vivi experience, give teachers more opportunities to teach from anywhere in the room and encourage greater student engagement during lessons.
Vivi was built with in-depth consultation from educators, and we continue to seek feedback from schools all around the world. Different teachers use the system in different ways but what we hear, again and again, is that Vivi is much more than a convenient piece of technology, it’s changing the way that they teach.
Our latest release is packed full of features designed to optimize your schools’ Vivi experience, by giving you greater control in configuring our solution to your school’s needs and network.
We're so excited to be able to deliver one of your big Vivi wish list items.
You can now use the Windows native controls to toggle between mirror and extended display modes. PowerPoint Presenter View is now automatic with Vivi when you start a slideshow.
The focus for Vivi 1.8 has been about improving the interactive classroom experience. Our evolving-feature set continues to focus on the teacher-student experience, executed with simplicity.
Last month, a group of IT Managers from a range of Victorian independent schools met at Scotch College for the annual Victorian ICT Network for Education (VINE) meeting. Four IT Managers shared their personal experiences of navigating the changes in school IT support over the past ten years and get set for some exciting trends on the horizon.
The Vivi app is intuitive to use and accessing its features are only a couple clicks away.
However, we know teachers are multitaskers and like their students, are ongoing learners of technology.
So, we've prepared three posters for you to hang in your classrooms and meeting spaces to assist staff, students and visitors.
How can you seamlessly integrate Vivi into your daily lesson plans and ensure that it appropriately supports the lesson objectives, curriculum, unit and cross-curriculum priorities, such as Digital Learning?
Here is an example taken from the Humanities discipline area, specifically from the History curriculum, where students are focusing on the cultural practices of the Inca Civilization.
The 21st Century classroom promises so much. Fulfilling this promise requires schools to harness the power of in-classroom technology to deliver new and more effective ways of teaching and learning. Wireless presentation systems, which allow teachers and students to mirror their devices to a shared display, go some of the ways to enabling this. But Vivi goes further – it’s been purpose-built for education, with features and functionality designed specifically to help teachers keep students engaged and deliver 21st Century learning outcomes.
Vivi’s new software release 1.7 is pushing the boundaries of education technology. Since we began, our users have always been at the heart of how and why our software evolves. We listen to what you want, and we always aim to deliver.
This release is no different. When we planned Vivi 1.7, we asked you what you most wanted to see.
