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Qwizdom Student Response System by Qwizdom

03/01/09

Qwizdom Student Response System
by Qwizdom

QWIZDOM has announced the release of its Q7 Presenter Tablet, a wireless tablet that uses radio-frequency technology to interact with the Qwizdom Student Response System. Using the lightweight tablet, teachers can view student response data and help requests, and control student response features. Teachers can also use the tablet’s pen to draw and annotate objects on the LCD screen, and use its presenter controls to control applications without having to sit or stand in one place. In addition, the Q7 is compatible with interactive whiteboards and computers. Price: $429; $300 if purchased with the Qwizdom Student Response System.

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