Technology helps Oklahoma college students, professors make up work missed during inclement weather
When weather forced University of Oklahoma officials to close campus for four days last week, Paul Bell 's students used a virtual laboratory to view microscopic slides and keep up with work they would have done in class.
Technology transformed the way many college instructors and students responded to last week's snowstorm. Schools used social media outlets to update students, and professors posted lecture note...
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