Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) are small handheld devices initially designed for use as personal organizers. They can store documents, spreadsheets, calendar entries, games, databases, and lots of other resources normally associated with a laptop or desktop computer. PDAs are relatively inexpensive and highly portable, and are designed to utilize small, low-bandwidth files and applications. They [...]
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Teaching and Learning with PDAs
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