Universities Use Collaborative Software To Share Classroom Displays
"Whenever you have a classroom beyond a single display, you enter a whole new environment of multiple computers displaying different things at the same time," said Menko Johnson, an instructional designer and technologist at the Stanford Center for Innovations in Learning. "But how do you run this multimedia show without letting it take over the entire class?" The answer, he said, lies in a piece of collaborative software that lets an instructor control multiple display screens in a classroom simply and cost-effectively.More
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4/1/2009
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