The Epson BrightLink Pro is becoming an essential tool for videobased distance learning. At least that’s the case at Gateway Technical College, which
serves students on three campuses, five centers, and multiple high schools in its Southeastern Wisconsin district. Gateway serves nine high schools through its VANguard initiative, a video conferencing program that brings college-level programming to high school students in their local school settings. “Our staff really likes the interactivity—not only the ability to annotate over a slide, but to control the computer from the whiteboard,” explains Jeffrey Zellmer, Computer/ Infrastructure Technician. “They feel more engaged, and their students are definitely more engaged.”
