Low Cost Portable Touch Screen Technology Applied to University Teaching
Navas-L\'opez, Eduardo Adam

TL;DR
This paper presents a low-cost, portable touch screen system using Wiimote technology for university teaching, demonstrating its feasibility and testing its effectiveness in college courses.
Contribution
It introduces a novel, affordable touch screen solution for educational use based on existing consumer technology and free software.
Findings
System is feasible for university classrooms
Cost-effective alternative to traditional touch screens
Positive preliminary results in college course tests
Abstract
This article describes an implementation of low-cost portable touch screen technology, applied to university teaching, using as a base the remote control of the Nintendo Wii console (known as Wiimote), a normal projector, a computer and free software. The purpose is to show the feasibility of such implementation to improve teaching/learning processes, without incurring high costs associated with unaffordable technological equipment, special infrastructure in classrooms, or expensive computer programs. Also included is a summary of a test of the system in two college courses.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMobile Learning in Education · Augmented Reality Applications
