Classrooms with Wi-Fi: a challenge for teacher control and a revolution in learning
The proliferation of wirelessly connected laptops and Wi-Fi-enabled campuses create challenges for teacher control in the classroom. Bhave discuses the teacher challenges that stem from the wireless technologies and their interaction with existing classroom topology. These technologies can open up n...
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