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Kramer Intros VIA Campus Wireless Presentation Tool

Kramer's VIA Campus

Kramer today introduced VIA Campus, a wireless presentation and collaboration product designed for education and training environments.

VIA Campus allows students to use any laptop or mobile device to connect and present to the main classroom display, view the main display on their screen, or edit documents collaboratively in real time. Instructors and students can share any size file and stream full-frame HD video. The system can also turn the main display into a digital whiteboard.

Other features include: e-polling and e-exams for interactive, multimedia assessment; onscreen collaboration; Mac/PC and iOS/Android mirroring; and compatibility with third-party apps for remote learning and collaboration.

For more information, visit the Kramer site.

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Rhea Kelly is editor in chief for Campus Technology, THE Journal, and Spaces4Learning. She can be reached at [email protected].

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