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These features sound awesome for a classroom setting. Has anyone here used them for that purpose?
by copperx 10y ago
These features sound awesome for a classroom setting. Has anyone here used them for that purpose?
- Zekio 10y agoI use it, in class to turn my surface pro 2 into an extra monitor, The only thing I wish was possible is for this to be done over Ethernet.
- digi_owl 10y agoYeah it is not really networked in the TCP/IP sense. It is Miracast, and thus use raw wifi frames on a point to point connection. Similar leveraging of raw wifi has been done for Bluetooth, where it would coopt the wifi radio to do bulk data transfers. Not sure how many devices support it, particularly after wifi direct was released. I just wish wifi direct had something akin to OBEX that Bluetooth bundles. Makes sure that two devices can talk to each other in a meaningful manner.
- kabes 10y agoMaybe for k-12, but most universities have separate networks for byod of students and teachers and fixed infrastructure equipment.