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DyKnow 5 Enhances Interface, Adds Blackboard Integration

6/6/2007

Education technology developer DyKnow has released DyKnow Vision and Monitor 5.0. Both tools, designed for classroom environments, add enhancements in the areas of compatibility, user interface, and various productivity features.

Vision is a tool used for collaboration and access to classroom content, including collaborative note taking and student response. Monitor is a utility that allows instructors to see what's on students' screens in classroom environments, providing a thumbnail view of what students have on their screens at any given time and allowing instructors to block applications, monitor wireless access, and blank out screens.

The new 5.0 releases add several enhancements to both applications, including:
On the administration side, DyKnow Vision and Monitor 5.0 adds enhancements to the admin console so that old user accounts and classes can be removed manually. It also allows admins to change user IDs.

DyKnow 5.0 is available now.

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About the author: Dave Nagel is the executive editor for 1105 Media's educational technology online publications and electronic newsletters. He can be reached at dnagel@1105media.com.

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David Nagel, "DyKnow 5 Enhances Interface, Adds Blackboard Integration," Campus Technology, 6/6/2007, http://www.campustechnology.com/article.aspx?aid=48413

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