Empower the students to show their work, leverage the idea of having the teacher mobile.

You have options.

Throwing content wirelessly directly to a projector. Epson EasyMP free software. End projector must be on network.

Many devices in this area. Still looking for the "one device that rules them all", that will allow both iOS and Android mirroring.

Using a tablet, phone or laptop with software installed on the computer physically connected to the projector (mirroring 360 by splashtop, or AirParrot, Ditto, AirServer or Reflector) you can remote control the computer connected to the projector.

Using software like PearDeck or Nearpod you can push content to all of the users screens and get feedback as well.

First figure out what your objectives are, what you have access to and then choose what is best.

A really good network is key to any wireless collaboration. Get your IT folks on board. Invest in your network and backbone.

Even if you have old technology and not a good network, their are still options and things you can do. Plickers anyone?

The idea is to get out from behind a barrier (desk) engage with your students and become a facilitator of learning.

Collaboration is key for group projects but this technology also lends itself to individualized learning and feedback.

We need to change the classroom. Engage the students and not just preach at them.

Wireless encourages active learning by allowing both the students and the teacher to be free of the cable tether and to allow feedback in real time and from everyone, not just the class pet.

Great thing is that this technology is not expensive. Most products are free (Epson EasyMP or very low cost - Apple TV, Chromecast).

Got questions? let me know. We are all in this together.