Podium monitor pens

Wacom interactive monitors 

Wacom Cintiq 24HD Touch Interactive Monitors enable presenters to write on the surface of the screen, but only with a pen designed to interact with a specific model.

This older model monitor has lots of buttons on the side margins.

Wacom old-school monitor with physical buttons on both margins

It requires the Wacom Grip Pen, a bulky device equipped with a waisted rubberized grip area, two customisable side-switches and a pressure-sensitive eraser.

The Grip Pen is stored in a holster on the back of the screen.

Old school monitor - Wacom Grip Pen

The newer model Wacom monitor is simpler, more compact and easier to handle.

Upgraded Wacom monitor

Note the absence of buttons.

This monitor requires a distinctly improved Wacom Pen.

Upgraded Wacom monitor pen

If a Wacom pen will not write on the monitor screen, call 734-615-0100 [Prompt 1]

or send an online request for help:  https://lsa.umich.edu/technology-services/help-support.html