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A projector specific to the art classroom will give students an unparalleled opportunity to be exposed to artists, art movements, and art projects through the use of digital presentations and short films. It is important that students are visually exposed to be inspired by artists and artwork around the world. Classrooms have changed dramatically over the last decade with the advent of new technologies and equipment developed to make teaching and learning more diversified and interactive. Today especially in art classrooms, more teachers than ever are using projectors. Students no longer have to crowd around a computer monitor to view presentations, Web sites or videos. Projectors are becoming the centerpiece of classroom technology hubs that directly engage students and add impact to each lesson.

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A projector specific to the art classroom will give students an unparalleled opportunity to be exposed to artists, art movements, and art projects through the use of digital presentations and short films. It is important that students are visually exposed to be inspired by artists and artwork around the world. Classrooms have changed dramatically over the last decade with the advent of new technologies and equipment developed to make teaching and learning more diversified and interactive. Today especially in art classrooms, more teachers than ever are using projectors. Students no longer have to crowd around a computer monitor to view presentations, Web sites or videos. Projectors are becoming the centerpiece of classroom technology hubs that directly engage students and add impact to each lesson.

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