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Mimio Studio 6 debuts for Mac and Linux systems

updated 12:15 am EST, Tue February 9, 2010

Create interactive lesson content


Mimio has announced that its Studio 6 software is now available for both Mac and Linux systems. The program is designed for the teaching industry, providing tools for creating interactive lesson content such as recordable dry-erase whiteboard notes that can be saved for later use. Teachers can also use drag-and-drop input to create animated presentations with video, audio, or Flash files. The interface also offers controls to play, pause or rewind the presentations.

Studio 6 can be controlled via the mimio Pad wireless tablet, an optional hardware accessory that offers customizable shortcut keys and a range of up to 30 feet. The program also offers support for a wide range of languages such as English, German, Chinese, Spanish and French.

Teachers and other educators can access the company's web-based mimioConnect service, an online community that provides an interface for sharing content, ideas or lessons. It currently holds over 1,000 lesson plans that are ready for use.

Mimio Studio 6 will be on display at the TCEA show in Austin from February 8 – 12 (booth 1126) and is available to download from the company’s website.


by MacNN Staff

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