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Digital Technology Is Changing Teaching and Learning
Three higher ed institutions share how digital technology has helped personalize the learning experience for students and improve outcomes. Sponsored By Cisco Systems
Enabling Student Access to Engineering Apps, Anywhere
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The Evolving Role of
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Crestron has introduced the next generation
of its AirMedia wireless presentation technology. AirMedia 2.0 allows users to connect their smart devices and laptops to
a room display, regardless of operating system, from anywhere in a classroom space.
Read the full story online.
Targeted toward universities and research organizations, the new Jet Fusion 300- and 500-series 3D printers from HP are capable of producing “engineering-grade, functional” parts in full color and black/white. Read the full story online.
MonitorEDU, a newly launched online proctoring service powered by technology from ProctorExam, will “provide exam delivery, security and identity management services through key technology partnerships,” according to a news announcement. Read the full story online.
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