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Seeing the practical value of
technology, Professor Harvey jumped at the chance
to teach in two places at once using LiveBoard.
When two or more LiveBoards are linked, they
allow Harvey and his students real-time
interaction using a wealth of information from
hard disk, network server, the Internet, CD-ROM,
laserdisc, and videotape. LiveBoard can run any
Windows application and enables students to share, and alter,"live"
documents. Using the whiteboard, they can also write messages or
illustrate ideas with a light pen, or "electronic chalk." Everything
displayed or written on one screen is visible on all others simultaneously
and can be saved to a computer file for future use.
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