A Full Suite of
Intuitive Educational Software Without Subscriptions
Our interactive displays feature easy-to-use tools such as Canvas for on-screen writing and slideshows. If you prefer to keep using familiar programs such as PowerPoint, you can do that too—the panels work well with multiple systems, and you’re free to choose what works best for you.
Clear Touch® interactive panels come fully equipped with our premier suite of educational software. Easy to learn and use, our software only requires a single training session to teach to your staff. And with no commitments and no subscriptions, our software is an affordable option.
Use Canvas to draw diagrams and present slideshows, or Snowflake to create animations. Collage lets you connect wirelessly to tablets and other devices. For administrators, Command keeps all displays on the same system for simple troubleshooting and effortless group communication.
Canvas
Excels at Classroom Participation
Our infinite whiteboard software is totally different from anything else on the market. Open all media types directly from the whiteboard, or open unlimited browsers inside your lessons to explore deeper. No more need to hyperlink, save bookmarks, or jump out of your lesson into multiple third-party applications, losing students along the way. Create everything within the Canvas environment instead and store to leading cloud services. Build YouTube videos inside the program to share with other teachers, avoiding all ads, comments, and links to related videos—making your interactive lessons safe for students and distraction-free. Supports Mac, Windows, and Android (Android versions may lack some features). Also supports flash games, and popular educational games such as Starfall. There’s even a camera tool that turns your phone or tablet into a document camera, replacing expensive, bulky hardware.
Collage
Help Students See the Whole Picture
Collage makes it simpler than ever for teachers to get the whole class involved in a project, presentation, or discussion, allowing users to project content wirelessly and connect up to four devices simultaneously—with touch on PC and Mac. Share screens side-by-side, in quadrants, minimize and maximize screens. Collage comes built into each Clear Touch® panel and supports any configuration you like from multiple devices, even if you’re in a mixed environment.
Available for PC, Mac, iOS, and Android (Chrome coming soon), Collage is easy to use and even easier to set up. Simply scan the link provided and Collage will be auto-downloaded to your device and ready to use.
Snowflake
Spice up your lessons with lesson multitouch activities through Snowflake
Snowflake is our intuitive software for creating multitouch activities for your lessons. And it’s as simple as 1, 2, 3.
The Snowflake software is currently available for Windows 7, 8/8.1, 10, OS X Yosemite (10.10), OS X El Capitan (10.11) and macOS Sierra (10.12)
Minimum System Requirements
- Dual Core 2.2 Ghz or better processor
- 2 GB of RAM (4 GB preferable and 8 GB for a much better performance)
- Intel HD4000 or better or Nvidia Geforce GTX 650 or better graphics card (standalone recommended over onboard)
- Single, dual or multitouch display
Command
Unparalleled access to your classroom technology
Manage your interactive displays with ease. Command keeps all interactive panels on the same system for simple remote troubleshooting and effortless panel, school or district wide communication.
Hugh Lee
Instructional Technology Facilitator, Davie County High School
“One of the things we recognized very early was the benefit of the software tools embedded on the panel. Clear Touch® distinguished itself and rose to the top of the list quickly because of all of the things that the teachers could do and how easily they could do them, especially compared to the rooms that had interactive projectors or regular flat panel TVs. The tech department stood ready to help in the experimental rooms, and we almost never got calls from the Clear Touch® rooms. I think we got one or two calls during the entire process.”