Mirrorholder for Online Teaching
by kurt-beheydt in Teachers > Coding
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Mirrorholder for Online Teaching
As a lecturer in covid-times, you have to give a lot of online courses.
Drawing someting or writing something down in front of the students can be a hassle.
Using your webcam with a mirror, you can create a small area to write things that are live breadcasted to your online class.
Get a Mirror
The 3D file I created and put on https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4634831 is designed for a mirror of 60mm by 60mm (or wider) with a thickness of approx. 1.2mm.
I bought a small make-up mirror at Kruidvat (tasspiegel, 2,99 euro).
Remove the Enclosure
- Take a small pliers and cut the plastic on both sides at the top.
- Remove the plastic covering the top.
- Use a small putty knife to gently cut the glue behind the mirror. Luckily these cheap mirrors don't have much glue attached.
In the mirror I bought, there are two mirrors, one normal and one magnifying one. I used the normal one.
3D Print or Get Your Holders
Download the stl-files I designed from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4634831 and print it twice.
Put Mirror in Place
Gently slide the mirror in the two printed pieces and put it on your laptop screen.
Start Teaching ;)
Put a piece of carton on your keyboard under a piece of paper.
Adjust your camerasettings. Flip the image horizontally.
Done :)