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Page 1 - WorkSpace for Java

WorkSpace for JavaUser Guide6.3

Page 2 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

WorkSpace for Java 109Press the pairing button on the RF receiver. The blue light will begin to blink.IMPORTANTYou have two minutes to press the pairi

Page 3 - WorkSpace for Java 3

WorkSpace for Java 11IMPORTANTYou have two minutes to press the pairing button.When the two devices have been successfully paired, the blue light on t

Page 4 - ABOUT WORKSPACE

WorkSpace for Java 12TIPIcons can be made available by customizing the toolbar. See Customize Toolbar for moreinformation.WorkSpace WindowThe WorkSpac

Page 5 - WorkSpace for Java 5

WorkSpace for Java 13PREFERENCESThe Preferences window features the following tabs:OptionsToolbar SettingsCustomize ToolbarTablet SettingsTo access th

Page 6 - Getting Started

WorkSpace for Java 14l To change the location of a folder, select the folder in the User Selectable Folders list, click Browse and navigate to anew lo

Page 7 - Setting Up WorkSpace Connect

WorkSpace for Java 15Vertical Line ColorClick the box to set the vertical line color. The default color is blue.Horizontal Line StyleClick the drop-do

Page 8 - Setting Up Mobi Learners

WorkSpace for Java 16Toolbar SettingsThe Toolbar Settings tab provides several options for customizing the toolbar.Toolbar Button OptionsSet the size

Page 9 - WorkSpace for Java 9

WorkSpace for Java 17Removing a Tool from the Toolbar1Select the tool to be removed with a mouse click or with the electronic pen.2Drag the tool away

Page 10 - WorkSpace for Java 10

WorkSpace for Java 18THE WORKSPACE TOOLBAR AND MENUSThis chapter covers the following sections:ToolbarMenusOther OptionsToolbarIntermediate ToolbarTab

Page 11 - WorkSpace Modes

WorkSpace for Java 19Icon Name DescriptionLine Use this tool to draw lines on a blank page.Freehand Text Convert any alphanumeric characters written w

Page 12 - WorkSpace Window

WorkSpace for Java 2TABLE OF CONTENTSABOUT WORKSPACE 4Technical Requirements4Getting Started6Downloading and Installing WorkSpace for Mac6Downloading

Page 13 - PREFERENCES

WorkSpace for Java 20Icon Name DescriptionCreate Calendar PageAdd a calendar page to the presentation file. Select and preview a one week or one-,two-

Page 14 - Grid Page

WorkSpace for Java 21Icon Name DescriptionRedo Redo the last Undo action.PreferencesOpen the Preferences window to configure settings for many of the

Page 15 - WorkSpace for Java 15

WorkSpace for Java 22MenusThe WorkSpace toolbar Main Menu icon reveals a list of sub-menus. The following table provides an overview of eachavailable

Page 16 - Toolbar Settings

WorkSpace for Java 23l Export to HTML - Export the current presentation to an HTML file.l Export to JPG - Export the current presentation to a JPG.l E

Page 17 - Tablet Settings

WorkSpace for Java 24l Blank Page - Add a blank page to the presentation.l Grid Page - Add a grid page to the presentation.l Image Page - Add an image

Page 18 - Table 1: WorkSpace Modes

WorkSpace for Java 25Other Optionsl Preferencesl Flow Integrationl Device ManagerPreferencesTIPThe Preferences window can be accessed from the Main Me

Page 19 - WorkSpace for Java 19

WorkSpace for Java 26Device ManagerUse the Device Manager window to manage devices used with WorkSpace. Device Manager detects connected devices andes

Page 20 - WorkSpace for Java 20

WorkSpace for Java 27WORKSPACE MODESA WorkSpace mode is a specific environment in which a set of pre-defined tools and functions is available.The foll

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WorkSpace for Java 28Group Tool DescriptionAnnotationAnnotation tools manipulate text. Available tasks include:l Drawingl Writingl Typingl Initiating

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WorkSpace for Java 29Mouse ModeMouse Mode allows you to select and start applications and perform all the functions you would typically perform with t

Page 23 - WorkSpace for Java 23

WorkSpace for Java 3Multi-User Mode29Selecting the Multi-User Menu29Setting Up Multi-User Mode30Selecting the Presenter31Presenter Tools31Locking Tabl

Page 24 - WorkSpace for Java 24

WorkSpace for Java 30l Multi-User Page Setupl Turn Multi-User Off3Select Multi-User Page Setup.Setting Up Multi-User Mode1Connect up to nine devices i

Page 25 - Other Options

WorkSpace for Java 31Selecting the PresenterThe presenter in Multi-User Mode controls when multi-user mode beginsand ends.1Open Device Manager.Images

Page 26 - Selecting Device Manager

WorkSpace for Java 32Icon Name DescriptionMouse ModeIf selected device is designated as the presenter, this button appears on the toolbar,allowing the

Page 27 - WORKSPACE MODES

WorkSpace for Java 33Using Whiteboard ModeA special dry erasable pen is needed.1Put the cap on the Marker Pen and click the Save icon on the DualBoard

Page 28 - WorkSpace for Java 28

WorkSpace for Java 34USING WORKSPACEThis chapter covers the following topics:Using LayersCopying an ObjectExporting a Presentation Object or EntityDis

Page 29 - Multi-User Mode

WorkSpace for Java 35How to use layers...1Open a New Page within Lesson Mode.2Annotate or add an image to the page.3Click the Add Layer icon.A new lay

Page 30 - Setting Up Multi-User Mode

WorkSpace for Java 36Distributing Files as Common File Format (IWB)Content saved as a Common File Format (IWB) can be shared with any interactive whit

Page 31 - Presenter Tools

WorkSpace for Java 37THE GALLERYThe WorkSpace Gallery tool provides more than 4000 resources to supplement your lesson planning. The Gallery storesima

Page 32 - Whiteboard Mode

WorkSpace for Java 38Searching the GallerySearch for content by file name, keyword, media type or subject.How to search the Gallery by file name...1Cl

Page 33 - Using Whiteboard Mode

WorkSpace for Java 39How to add files to the Gallery by the drag and drop method...1Navigate to or create the category were the file is to be added.2L

Page 34 - USING WORKSPACE

WorkSpace for Java 4ABOUT WORKSPACEWorkSpace allows instructors to create, assemble and present content while engaging students. The software can be u

Page 35 - Distributing Files

WorkSpace for Java 40How to create a category...1From the Gallery, click the Add New Category icon.A new category is displayed in the Gallery pane.2En

Page 36 - Exporting Files

WorkSpace for Java 41CONTACT USFor additional help, contact Turning Technologies Technical Support.Technical Support is available from 7 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Page 37 - THE GALLERY

WorkSpace for Java 5Linux® Requirementsl Ubuntu GNOME 12.04 (LTS) or 14.04l Intel® Pentium® IV Processor 1 GHz or higher (or equivalent)l 512 MB RAMl

Page 38 - Adding a File to the Gallery

WorkSpace for Java 6Getting StartedThis section covers the following topics:Downloading and Installing WorkSpace for MacDownloading and Installing Wor

Page 39 - Adding a New Category

WorkSpace for Java 7cIf you accept the terms in the End User License Agreement (EULA), click Accept.dReboot your computer after the installation is co

Page 40 - Adding a File to Favorites

WorkSpace for Java 8Next StepsDownload and install the WorkSpace Connect app for your tablet from the appropriate app store. See the WorkSpace Connect

Page 41 - CONTACT US

WorkSpace for Java 9IMPORTANTYou have two minutes to press the activation button.When the two devices have been successfully paired, the blue button o

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