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    Virtual Education

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    Virtual education Virtual education refers to instruction in a learning environment where teacher and student are separated by time or space‚ or both‚ and the teacher provides course content through the use of methods such as course management applications‚ multimedia resources‚ the Internet‚ and videoconferencing. Students receive the content and communicate with the teacher via the same technologies.[1] Characteristics of virtual education Virtual education is a term describing online education

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    Sample Solution Task Index Task 1 Configure hostnames and IP addresses on the routers and switches. Task 2 Configure Virtual Trunk Protocol (VTP). Task 3 Configure trunking between Sw1 and Sw2. Task 4 On Sw1‚ configure VLAN2 with the name: vlan_b. Task 5 On Sw2‚ configure port 2 to belong to VLAN 2. Task 6 Configure STP Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) on Sw1. Task 1 Configure hostnames and IP addresses on the routers and switches. Step 1 : Connect to R2 and configure

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    Virtual Education

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    Computer Concepts Virtual Reality 8/1/2012 Submitted to: Sir Mujtaba Memon Group Members: Zainab Imtiaz (11915) Komal Shamim (12788) Zara Iqbal (11335) Halima Muhammad Hussain (13670) Contents Letter of Transmittal 3 Introduction 4 Definition of Virtual Reality 4 Advantages of Virtual Reality: 4 Disadvantages of Virtual Reality 6 Types of Virtual World 7 Virtual Entertainment: 7

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    Virtual Servers

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    Virtual Servers Table of Contents I. Table of Contents II. Introduction III. Executive Summary IV. Virtual Servers a. What Are They? b. What Do They Replace? c. Requirements V. Advantages d. Maintenance e. Green Solution f. Disaster Recovery VI. Conclusion VII. References Introduction As the technology timeline continues in full momentum‚ companies tend to struggle behind‚ trying to catch up. Where we talk about in this

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    What Is a Virtual Machine

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    What is a Virtual Machine? A virtual machine is an instance of an operating system that is hosted on a physical machine by means of a software Virtualization platform. A virtual machine appears as a physical machine to the outside world and can be accessed as such. Because the Virtualization Platform presents physical machine resources to the Virtual Machines as generic resources‚ Virtual Machines do not require hardware specific drivers and can be ported across physical machines. According to VMware

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    HOLOGRAPHICS AND VIRTUAL REALITY Major KVP Dhammika M.Phill(Electronic and Telecommunication)Engineering Mid Career Course -45 Military College of Signal Rawalpindi – Pakistan Nov 2011 CONTENT 1. Introduction 2. Aim 3. History and Background 4. Important Concepts 5. Type of Virtual Reality Systems 6. Few Virtual Reality Techniques that Actually Work at Present 7. The Extreme Future of Virtual Reality 8. Conclusion INTRODUCTION What is real? How do you define real? If you’re

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    Danger of Virtual Reality

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    Danger of Virtual Reality In recent years‚ the development of information technology has created technical and psychological phenomena‚ which opened to a new quality of human perception and experience as well as has opened a new world - the world of "virtual reality" or "imaginary world of reality". “The term ‘artificial reality’‚ coined by Myron Krueger‚ has been in use since the 1970s; however‚ the origin of the term ‘virtual reality’ can be traced back to the French

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    Living in a Virtual World

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    Brittany Berryhill MIS 3003 Professor Platner Spring 2013 Virtual Reality: Truth or Myth? In a world where technology seems to be over taking outdoor adventures‚ arts and crafts and many other childhood activities‚ to what extent does virtual reality imitate life? Movies such as Gamer with lead actor Gerad Bulter give the ideal display of how virtual reality is seemingly over taking the lives of many who prefer to “live” in their virtual world instead of the real world itself. The film displays

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    Virtual Teams Essay

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    1. Are virtual teams likely to be a passing fad? Why. Or why not? I personally don’t believe that virtual teams are a passing fad. Over the past couple of years a lot of things have changed but one thing that has been constant is the use of technology and the importance it plays in the workplace. Like my company‚ we have a number of locations and we work on various projects utilizing virtual teams. Especially since a lot of bigger companies are global‚ virtual teams allows for more reasonable collaboration

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    Open flow

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    1. Introduction. Open flow is a new kind of protocol designed to run on Switches and routers. It’s built on a separated base between the forwarding plane and control plane joined through a secure channel. The controller‚ within the control plane‚ handles the management of the tables and traffic flow through updating‚ deleting and adding of flows while the forwarding plane handles traffic forwarding. Open Flow is designed in a way that the devices can separate research traffic from the normal

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