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19 Dec '08 06:18 by Nii Moi Addo
maunakea52
Another way to use Didactum tools in the classroom is to point your webcam at your blackboard. You can stream any amount of lessons online for students to review later. Nice job!
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22 Jan '09 00:15 by
maunakea52
Neat idea! I'm guessing you actually did this in class? Did you project the writing tablet on a big screen? How did your students find it? Thanks!
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