The KoomBook can be used in different situations
The media center integrated in the KoomBook permits the distribution of multimedia content among users, including:
Local administrative accounts can be created to control the uploading of content.
Once the KoomBook is connected to the Internet (wifi or fiber optics), the server is bridged to the Internet, giving users access to the Web. Nevertheless, the KoomBook's local content rests available.
Around 15 applications are pre-loaded onto KoomBook, including off-line resources available locally. Most of this content originates from Wikimedia Fondation projects. Content packs can also be saved in the media center.
Three MooC platforms can be integrated with the KoomBook:
The KoomBook can evolve and adapt to different contexts; even environments where electricity and the Internet aren't available! Its on-board battery allows it to function without charging for hours on end. The KoomBook and its integrated software also allow users access to learning programs and resources asynchronously, without internet connection.
Thanks to these capabilities, the KoomBook easily supplements teachers' course material and activities such as workshops. The emphasis on the accommodation of local programs gives educators and users control over its implementation.
The local focus of the KoomBook means is not designed to widely disseminate information; the interface authorizes 15 users at a time.
The KoomBook also allows for the projection of media content via a video projector. This function is particularly useful in classroom and university settings.