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Digital Presentation Studio: Cultivating Student Reflection

Session Details

Tuesday, May 08, 2007
10:45 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Nikko III

Session Type: Track 1

Speaker(s)

David A. Cox, Technology Director, Learning & Scholarly Technologies, University of Washington
Session convener: Candice Scott, CIO/Associate Provost for Library & Instructional Svcs, Schreiner University

Abstract

The Digital Presentation Studio (DPS) is a space to practice presentations and record them for later review. The DPS consists of a presentation laptop, a plasma display, a mounted camera with microphone system, and a simple control station to start and stop the recording.

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