NewsBytes Fall 2022
Fall 2022 NewsBytes (pdf version)
BAS S314 Classroom of the FutureAs part of MTSU's commitment to offering its student the best quality education, the S314 Master Classroom was renewed entirely so that students can keep up their path to excellence with last-generation classroom technologies. The BAS S314 classroom has a 98" touch screen (improving the interactivity of the classroom), dual cameras (a student-facing camera & a teacher-facing auto-tracking camera), and dual-screens (with a Waco annotation display) for better remote and face-to-face interactions. Proctoring Ruling ImplicationsEven though online-proctoring software is an essential component of distance learning,
allowing busy or far-from-campus students to move toward their degree, there are some
privacy issues to consider: Martin Chair of Insurance UpgradesThe Martin Chair of Insurance has upgraded its student space with new video conferencing technology. Included in the upgrade are new ceiling microphones and Zoom Room capabilities. The new setup will allow one-touch control for meetings, full HD video and audio sharing, wireless sharing, whiteboarding, chat, and integration with our Exchange system. Using an iPad in the ClassroomsHave you ever wanted to walk around your classroom while doing a presentation? What
about annotating your slides? You can now remote control your PowerPoint presentation
from your iPad or iPhone! |
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Simpler Ways to Open a PDF in a ClassroomOpening a pdf file in your classroom could be time-consuming. This is because, by
default, the Adobe Acrobat DC program will run and it requires you to sign in using
your MT credentials. If you just need to open a pdf file to show it to your class
(no updates), there are simpler ways to do it in the classroom. |
New BAS Lab Graduate AssistantsDaniela Giler, Denisse Giler, Dhruv Patel, and JP Illingworth. Daniela and Denise are graduating this Fall 2022 with a Master of Information Systems in Business Analytics degree. JP and Dhruv are first-semester GAs. If you need help, feel free to call or stop by the computer lab office, one of the assistants will be ready to help you. |
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