[game_edu] Classroom Technology Question

[Ian Schreiber]

Maybe I'm old-fashioned, but I've had great success with just walking around the room and looking over students' shoulders. No software required, and no framerate issues :-)
   
  The only situation I could imagine where I'd need anything else is if I were teaching a course online... and in those cases, even the best software is going to have pretty extreme lag.
   
  - Ian

Mike Doherty <mdoherty at pacific.edu> wrote:
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From: game_edu-bounces at igda.org [mailto:game_edu-bounces at igda.org] On
Behalf Of Tom Dowd
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2007 11:19 AM
To: 'IGDA Game Education Listserv'
Subject: [game_edu] Classroom Technology Question

I have classroom technology question not specifically related to game
education, but the applicability should be obvious...

Can anyone recommend workstation monitoring software/hardware that
allows an
instructor to see all the monitors in the classroom, individually or via
thumbnails, and take direct control over the mouse/keyboard input of the
slave workstation?

Net Orbit 1.5 is an example of what I am referring to -
http://www.net-orbit.com/

Thanks in advance!

Tom Dowd

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Tom Dowd
Columbia College Chicago
Faculty/Interactive Arts and Media (Game Design Major)
http://game.colum.edu
tdowd at colum.edu



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