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Colleges are putting mobile technology to use in the classroom. If you're wondering how, the 2010 Horizon Report offers a glimpse of emerging technologies and their potential effect on teaching and learning. The annual Horizon Report considers some of the most interesting experiments from classrooms around the country. Here's one example. Kent State's GeoHistorian Project uses a smart phone application to tie information on a historical site or marker to a barcode. Printed out and provided to individuals walking through the Kent State campus, these bar codes become an instant tour of significant places such as the memorial to the 1970 Kent State shootings. Users simply scan the barcode with their smart phone camera, and then watch a multimedia presentation about the site on their phones' display. Find out more about the latest classroom technology. |
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