Active Learning Technology Demo for Faculty and Staff
The University of Arkansas seeks to enhance classroom collaboration by welcoming industry leaders to demonstrate their newest Active Learning Classroom Technology.
Sony will be on campus to demonstrate the many features and uses of their new learning solution, Vision Exchange. This technology increases classroom interaction and collaboration by allowing instructors to cast their device onto projector screens as well as share students' individual screens.
Faculty and technology staff can attend the Vision Exchange demonstration in the Teaching Innovation and Pedagogical Support Center in Gibson Annex from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 9. The TIPS Center will be available throughout the day to ask questions or play with the technology.
Questions? Contact Kathryn Zawisza at kzawisza@uark.edu or 479-575-2450.
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Chris Butler, director of communications
University Information Technology Services
479-575-2901,
chrisb@uark.edu
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