There is a growing list of versions available for different laptop lid sizes, with contributions from other makers in the last few days. My current 3D print and 2D laser cut files can be seen on Thingiverse here. The Pocket Document Camera helps to resolve these issues by allowing students and teachers a simple method for showing work and demonstrating concepts over Zoom. Sharing work has been challenging, particularly when much of that work is on paper. Our main motivation for creating this was that the math department needed a way for students and teachers to show hand-written work while learning remotely. Essentially, it’s a mirror to project the computer’s camera down to see the keyboard and view anything you place on it.
I have compiled all the essential information here to serve as a one-stop shop to find what you need. The responses have been overwhelming, in the form of positive feedback, but more importantly in new ideas and problem solving.
What an amazing, thoughtful, kind, and collaborative world we can choose to live in and be a part of. Not just because I have been printing and resin casting nonstop to get the Pocket Document Camera ready for our students and teachers, but because the conversation regarding it just blew up on Twitter, in a great way. This has been a whirlwind Labor Day weekend.
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