What does OHP stand for?

Overhead Projector

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Information technology (IT) and computers
Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Projectors in the Digital Age Indeed the overhead projector has gone a long way from a 15th-century idea to a 21st-century multimedia device.

Quality Home Theater System at a Discount

The classroom experiences described center around young children's interactions with an overhead projector in the classroom, which take a fascinating turn toward ritual, theater, and dance in the exploration of scientific concepts of light and shadows.

Movement and experimentation in young children's learning; Deleuze ...

Ultra portable, home cinema, installation projectors and overhead projectors are also available.

Australia: Latest Epson wireless multimedia projectors from ...

Interactive whiteboards which are used with overhead projectors add to theproblem by reflecting light into children's eyes, the study found.

FLUORESCENT lights can hamper learning

The epidiascope is a forerunner of the overhead projector.

EPIDIASCOPE

OVERHEAD projectors are being stolen from schools in Wirral so children can use them as screens for PlayStations.

Projectors stolen for children's games

Although the overhead projector was invented specifically for educational use in the 1960s, it is still used, though it has slowly lost popularity through the advancement of computer technology.

Don't overlook the overhead!

Schools across the city are being targeted for their interactive whiteboards, which use a computer and overhead projector to beam images onto a wall.

Schools targeted for whiteboards; WORLD CUP 2006 CRIME: Thieves ...