The Impact of Wireless Network on Instructional Computing

  • 03/25/04

Howard Strauss, academic outreach at Princeton University (15.47 Minutes/9MB)

Howard Strauss Despite the popularity of the technology, wireless is only beginning to show its potential uses for instruction. Howard Strauss comments about the use of the technology, both in the classroom and remotely.

Interviewed by Judith B'ettcher

Judith B'ettcherVeteran Web caster Judith B'ettcher explored the latest education technology topics with presenters at our Syllabus2003 conference.

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