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]]> By: wambamboozle http://www.linux-mag.com/id/7562/#comment-7119 wambamboozle Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.linux-mag.com/id/7562/#comment-7119 <p>Two things: VirtualBox & WebEx.</p> <p>I\'ve taken a few classes remotely lately. They involve WebEx sessions so the instructor can see my desktop and I his. Then we also have access to lab machines with are either TightVNC interfaces to VirtualBox slices or, when doing windows, remote desktop interfaces to VirtualBox slices. Its a brave new world. When the article was talking about virtualization, I was thinking the virtualization of the classroom, not just virtualization of the machine. </p> Two things: VirtualBox & WebEx.

I\’ve taken a few classes remotely lately. They involve WebEx sessions so the instructor can see my desktop and I his. Then we also have access to lab machines with are either TightVNC interfaces to VirtualBox slices or, when doing windows, remote desktop interfaces to VirtualBox slices. Its a brave new world. When the article was talking about virtualization, I was thinking the virtualization of the classroom, not just virtualization of the machine.

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