University of Wolverhampton's LUCID activities
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The document summarizes the goals and solutions of a project to develop a mobile learning system using Bluetooth and students' own smartphones. The project aimed to create a cheap, sustainable system that required no special training and would work on widely available phones. It developed a system using Bluetooth transmitters to send educational multimedia like images and audio to nearby phones. Challenges included supporting different phone types and creating standalone educational tours that could be installed and run locally on phones.
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