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Technology and the Future(s) of the University April 15th, 2014 by By Dian Schaffhauser, Campus Technology Georgetown University is calling on its entire campus community to explore what the institution of 2030 will look like and to experiment with new ways of educating students.
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Here’s a link to the Flash file, if you want to try it yourself. A couple of notes: The tool only works in online mode, not in the Prezi DesktopClick the “Clear” button before saving, in order to avoid a Prezi error linked to the images shown in the presentationYou will not be able to save if the cursor is in one of the selection boxes — try clicking the “Use Vars” option, just to move the focus.
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PowerPoint Twitter Feedback Slide Instructions Put the slide in presentation mode to view the feedback tool. If it does not appear, you may have to enable active content — see the troubleshooting page Enter a search term in the lower-left hand corner. Create amazing social media slideshows.
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