- Knowledge Base
- Teaching & Learning
- Classroom Teaching Technology
What the Catchbox tossable foam microphone is and how to use it to amplify voices and encourage discussion in medium to large Bowdoin classrooms. Covers its features, how to speak into it, safety when passing it, a note for students, and how to request a Catchbox or a classroom demonstration. Applies to Bowdoin faculty and instructors.
- Knowledge Base
- Digital Accessibility
- Assistive Technologies
Live Captions in Windows is a built-in accessibility feature that automatically transcribes spoken audio into text in real time on the screen. Captions show on top of an application including videos, listening to podcasts or to caption a presenters voice alone or over a slide presentation.
- Knowledge Base
- Devices, Printing & Scanning
- Mobile Devices
- iPad
- Using Your iPad
How to find and enable accessibility features on a Bowdoin-issued iPad, including options for vision, hearing, motor control, and learning. Covers navigating to Accessibility settings and enabling or customizing individual features.