Anaheim, California - Extron is pleased to announce that the ShareLink Pro LinkLicense for Active Learning is now available. This LinkLicense enables users to simultaneously share content between multiple ShareLink Pro 1100 systems. This is ideal in active learning classrooms with multiple small groups working together with a central instructor station. Content can be assigned to various displays using a TLP touchpanel or using the Extron Control app running on a tablet or smart device. An Extron Global Configurator Plus configuration is available for quick and simple creation of display assignments. Use our latest ShareLink Pro LinkLicense for Active Learning to easily deploy active learning spaces that offer universal content sharing that more fully engages students.
"We are constantly looking for new ways to support the latest learning environments and instructional modalities with cutting-edge technology solutions," says Casey Hall, Vice President of Worldwide Sales and Marketing at Extron. "With our new LinkLicense for Active Learning, ShareLink Pro Systems can share content to and from multiple ShareLink Pro Systems, increasing collaboration and improving student engagement and learning."
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