Ubiquitous Presenter: Supporting Active Learning in the Classroom and more

Nov 12, 2012

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Ubiquitous Presenter (UP). What is it?How is it related to UW CP?How is it different?Usage reportsWho is using it and how?What do students think?How do I use it?. UP: An extension of UW CP. Intended to be a strict supersetUsually within six months of UW CP releaseReplaces networking technolo

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Ubiquitous Presenter: Supporting Active Learning in the Classroom and more

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Ubiquitous Computing in the Natural Classroom

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Active Learning in an Interactive Classroom

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