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For our boards, the external cameras don't work with the Android module that the built-in Newline whiteboard app is on, so those two things don't integrate. You might want to consider using the Windows environment instead with your external camera and then something like the Microsoft Whiteboard app.

In the Pages menu on the right, when you add a new page, it'll appear in the navigation bar at the top.

It sounds like you might need to do some troubleshooting with your Chrome syncing settings. Sync startup: support.google.com/chrome/answer/185277; sync troubleshooting: support.google.com/chrome/answer/9175737

Yes. For that you'll need to use both an HDMI cable and a USB cable. Take a look at 20:09 in the video to see a demonstration.

Yes. th-cam.com/video/nqEGintPBVY/w-d-xo.html

You'd need to use some intermediary media to do that, as there isn't a way to transfer files from the Android OS to the Windows OS directly. We've previously used a USB flash drive for this. 1 - move the file from the File Commander to the flash drive. 2 - Boot Windows and log in. 3- Retrieve the file from the flash drive and move it into your Windows environment. There may be ways to do this with cloud storage too, but that's been disabled on the Android OS part of our Newline boards.

@@redlandsintech Please share any video link related to this information

Each board has an HDMI out port, so you can daisy chain boards together, but will need to work off of whatever is your primary board. The annotation layer sits on top of whatever is displayed on the board at the time, so if you connect a document camera as one of your HDMI inputs, you can then annotate on top of that with the built-in annotation tool.

Yvette, I believe it's a capital "I" as opposed to a lowercase "L". That should do the trick for you.

We haven't seen an "imported document" label within originality reports, so Im afraid we're unable to help with this.

This video is intended for teachers in our school district and shows them how to customize their settings for distance learning. You can follow the instructions in the video to see how to customize different settings once logged into a Zoom account.

It did the same for me. But, I figured out it's a capitol I, not a lowercase L.

Hi Dana, in that case, you might not have an included Windows PC module with your Newline board. You might want to check with your district's IT team to see if this is something they have included in the purchase (the Windows OPS is an upgrade component).

Hello! Since the "PC" portion of this is just a regular Windows computer, you'll log into it the same way you would on any Windows device. For an example of this, please see the portion of our video at the 2:16 mark for the protocols within our district.

Hello! This video is intended for teachers within our school district and speaks to our specific configurations. Our district purchased the OPS PC modules for all our boards, but that is an upgrade component. It sounds like maybe yours wasn't purchased with the OPS module that would run a Windows PC, so I would go with what your district tech says.

Your teacher will see a full log of when you submitted, unsubmitted, and resubmitted assignments, and will have access to whatever current file has been submitted.

@@redlandsintechwill the teacher see the file that i unsubmit or just the new file that i sent?

@@Kazuto392 they will see whatever is attached at the time you tap the "submit" button.

Here you go! docs.google.com/document/d/16LmDOn1u2znoGVJA-F8Nm-BTCawTTAgkzPOQqE7zx0A/view

Your teacher can always see the work attached to your assignment, but for many teachers the timestamp associated with submitting or resubmitting it is important. Most teachers will not grade work until it has officially been submitted.

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Unfortunately, we don't know if there's a way to do this or not.

You can only delete the comments of others if you are listed as a teacher in the Google Classroom.