A visualiser puts whatever is on the desk onto the classroom screen — a worksheet, a student's book, a science demonstration, the inside of a clock. HoverCam make wired, wireless and casting models, and the right one depends less on specifications than on how your room is set up.

Start with how you want to use it.

A camera that stays on the desk

• The Solo Spark II is the sensible class-set choice — 8MP, A3 scan area, runs off one USB cable, works with Chromebooks, and carries a five-year warranty
• The Solo 8 Plus steps up to 13MP and true 4K, with 480x zoom and slow-motion capture for science demonstrations
• Both are powered by the same USB cable that carries the picture, so there is one thing to plug in

A camera that works without a computer

• The Duo outputs 4K over HDMI and USB at the same time — plug it straight into the panel and it shows, with no laptop involved
• Useful for relief teachers, unreliable room laptops, and anyone who would rather not troubleshoot software with a class waiting

A camera you can carry around the room

• The Orbit AIR and Orbit PRO are wireless: take the camera to a student's desk instead of calling them to the front
• The Orbit TRIO adds screen casting, so your laptop and the camera can both be on the display at once
• All three run entirely off the school network and install nothing on staff laptops, which usually makes IT approval straightforward

Making what you already own wireless

• The Recast turns any wired USB camera into a wireless one, and powers it for up to 10 hours
• The Beamio casts a laptop screen to any HDMI display with touch-back control, without using Wi-Fi

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