Settings and activity
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Jessse Berg supported this idea ·
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Thank you all for your feedback. We are adding this to our development road map for a future release.
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An error occurred while saving the comment This is a big distraction and I have wanted this to be there for some time. I may have even added it under a slightly different name. This wouold be a popular enhancement.
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An error occurred while saving the comment This would enhance the ruler widget, which I find hard to use as is.
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An error occurred while saving the comment very practical suggestion. this comes up all the time.
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42 votesunder review ·
AdminSMART Technologies Product Management
(Product Manager, SMART Technologies)
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Thanks for your feedback. We will consider adding these capabilities to Lumio.
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An error occurred while saving the comment This is important so teaches can grab screen shots from web pages and insert them into whiteboard files as side-by-side images.
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99 votesunder review ·AdminSMART Technologies Product Management
(Product Manager, SMART Technologies)
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Thanks for your feedback. We are planning to add audio as a media type for creating game-based activities.
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36 votesunder review ·AdminSMART Technologies Product Management
(Product Manager, SMART Technologies)
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Thanks for your feedback. We will consider this as an addition to Lumio's tools.
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@Joe Selby - with the Doc camera CROP request, I believe most people - including me - most critically want to be able to cut away and eliminate the outside extra stuff, like the tabletop, parts of the image they do not want/need to capture. etc. Also, what it captures is also often in an aspect ratio that is not optimal for the board. IE. the board is essentially a landscape mode and student work is usually on a notebook or workbook that is 8.5 x 11 portrait mode. Cropping a photo from a doc camera into essentially a landscape mode rectangle is optimal to teach with on the board.