[game_edu] Classroom Technology Question

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_http://www.genevalogic.com/?id=us-vision_ 
(http://www.genevalogic.com/?id=us-vision) 
 
We use vision classroom management system by  GenevaLogic - it does it all, 
however it does require  resources.
 
 
Robin  Friedman
Information  Technology Instructor
Bergen County Technical High  School, Teterboro  NJ


 
In a message dated 12/20/2007 10:56:15 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
richard at moyaentertainment.com writes:

Seems  like that software does what you need it to do.  What is the  problem?

-- 
Rich Elswick
President
Moya  Entertainment
http://www.moyaentertainment.com


Quoting Tom Dowd  <tomdowd at ameritech.net>:


> 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

>

> -----

> 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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