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1. AIRSERVER VS REFLECTOR FOR FREE
2. AIRSERVER VS REFLECTOR PDF
3. AIRSERVER VS REFLECTOR SOFTWARE
4. AIRSERVER VS REFLECTOR PC
5. AIRSERVER VS REFLECTOR TV

With AirServer in place, there is a big possibility that we can now use that tech budget for other needy areas, not to mention it's one less tool to teach to my colleagues. I have yet to see this at work with all 10 iPads running at the same time, but I am very hopeful that we will not have to purchase $99-a-pop Apple TVs for the classrooms those iPads will be used in. AirServer alternatives are mainly Screen Mirroring Apps but may also be Screen Recorders or Video Streaming Apps.

AIRSERVER VS REFLECTOR SOFTWARE

I was very excited to see the $15 AirServer software quickly connect and display not only the school-imaged network iPads that we were starting up, but also to my own personal devices that are not imaged to the school's network but just connected to the Internet. Other interesting Mac alternatives to AirServer are Airflow, Mirroring360, Reflector and ApowerMirror. Today my tech support staff member installed AirServer onto our network. You made a great comment and, in theory, you probably saved our school hundreds of dollars. So, if you've got an i/pad/pod/phone that you want to mirror, a projector, computer, and screen/SmartBoard already, it might not be a bad solution." -Ben Coy Its a pc/mac download and allows mirroring of iOS devices to your computer. "Is anyone out there giving Airserver a go in the classroom? It handles airplay from iOS but is $15 as opposed to the $99 Apple TV. All those months ago, I copied a comment that I found intriguing into my "Tech Stuff to Look Into" file: When I'm conducting my research, I almost always take time to check out the commentary on the information as I often find it just as insightful as the article itself. We already have a SMART Board and several projectors throughout the school and we're looking at purchasing class sets of iPads in the near future, so a mirroring device/software is definitely a direction we'd like to go in. I began my research into mirroring devices by reading this article a few months ago, originally looking at purchasing Apple TVs for our school.

AIRSERVER VS REFLECTOR PDF

You'll want to click the image to download the easier-to-read PDF version.Well. I've whipped up a chart that compares these methods of displaying iPad's screen on a projector. It's a good thing there are free trials of AirSever and Reflector so you can test your school's setup before purchasing. Also, AirPlay requires specific ports to be open on the network and frequently they are not. Often schools have different networks for mobile devices and for PCs so AirPlay won't work.

AIRSERVER VS REFLECTOR TV

That's because AirPlay requires the device and the computer or Apple TV to be on the same network. and Reflector work about 50% of the time. In my visits to various schools, I'd say that Apple TV, AirServer. Reflector Mirror iPhone, iPad screen of Mac: The reflector you can. I've written lots more about both AirServer and Reflector. There are a few you can choose from, AirServer or Reflector, well look at both below. Since the computer is connected to a projector, then the iPad shows on the projector. The software runs on your computer and allows devices to mirror iPad to the computer screen. I've tried both AirServer and Reflector, and both seem to do the job. This would be the simplest setup for my users, rather than connecting an Apple TV and them having to change the screen input.

AIRSERVER VS REFLECTOR FOR FREE

You can download and try for free AirServer or Reflector (formerly named Reflection). I would like to use AirPlay to link iOS devices with the Windows 7 computers in our conference rooms at the office.

AIRSERVER VS REFLECTOR PC

If you already have a computer connected to your projector, you should look into using software to turn that Mac or Windows PC into an AirPlay receiver. If that's the case, you'll need an HDMI to VGA adapter like the Kanex ATVPRO. Your projector might not have HDMI input. iPad can mirror wirelessly to Apple TV using AirPlay. AirPlay works over Wi-Fi and requires all devices using it to be on the same network.Īpple TV is a small black box that can connect to a projector. You'll tap into Apple's AirPlay feature that is built into all iPad 2s and newer, including iPad mini. If you want to wirelessly transmit your device's screen and audio so that you or your students can walk around the room, then it gets more complicated. If you don't mind keeping your iPad in one spot, then a VGA adapter ( for 30-pin Dock connector or for the new Lightning connector) or a document camera (or USB camera) should work for you. Projecting on a large screen is great for demonstrations, simulations, explanations, and showing examples. There are several ways this can be done in the classroom. Teachers really want to the ability to display their iPad or their students' iPads on a projector screen. AirServer is a Mac/PC application that enables you to stream or mirror your iOS device, such as your iPhone 4S, to your Mac/PC.