Daniel R Sanders

US Patent:

7213211, May 1, 2007

Filed:

Oct 20, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/689804

Inventors:

Daniel P. Sanders - Indianapolis IN, US
David Berque - Greencastle IN, US

Assignee:

Dynamic Knowledge Transfer, LLC - Indianapolis IN

International Classification:

G06F 3/00
G06F 3/01

US Classification:

715753, 715755, 715759

Abstract:

A system for knowledge transfer in a group setting comprises a plurality of participant work areas and a moderator work area. Each of the plurality of participant work areas has at least one corresponding participant input-device, and each of the participant input-devices is adapted to define participant images that are then included on the corresponding participant work area. The moderator work area comprises at least one moderator input-device. The at least one moderator input-device is adapted to define moderator images that are then included on the moderator work area and to select moderator images that are then simultaneously included on each of plurality of participant work areas. The moderator input-device is further adapted to select participant images from any of the plurality of participant work areas that are then included on the moderator work area.

US Patent:

7508354, Mar 24, 2009

Filed:

Dec 20, 2004

Appl. No.:

11/017400

Inventors:

Daniel P. Sanders - Indianapolis IN, US
David Berque - Greencastle IN, US
Jason A. Geringer - Indianapolis IN, US

Assignee:

Dynamic Knowledge Transfer, LLC - Indianapolis IN

International Classification:

G09G 5/00

US Classification:

345 11, 434350, 434362

Abstract:

A multi-board presentation system has a plurality of interactive boards connected to and controlled by separate computers that are in communication with one another through a server. The multi-board system utilizes a multi-machine interface that runs concurrently on each interactive board/computer providing heterogeneous input and output capabilities. Each interactive board may be assigned or associated with an offset value that allows for various schemes of display of panels of content on the different interactive boards. Such schemes may be operated manually by a moderator or automatically via the system. A portable interactive tablet may be part of the multi-board system which interfaces with the plurality of interactive boards through the server. The present multi-board system may also include a plurality of interactive participant tablets that are in communication with the array of interactive boards. Each interactive user tablet allows the participant to select which panel of content to display on their interactive tablet.