Ipad2 to appletv to LCD projector wireless

I teach and would like to mirror my iPad through my projector. I purchased AppleTV to connect wirelessly with the iPad; the projector only has VGA, and possibly DVI connection. Will this work if I get an HDMI to VGA cable to use with AppleTV to projector?
I already have the Dock to VGA connector, need to connect wirelessly.
Thanks!

That will not help the OP connect wirelessly, however. :-)
Several people have talked about getting a VGA - HDMI adaptor, buti haven't heard if they have had problems or not. I n theory, it should work. Check out the iPad Educators Ning - some folk were discussing it on there.

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