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Diego Vallejos

Is It Possible to Combine TV and Active Play? - 1 views

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    Article about "playful learning" TV
Melinda Schindler

Microsoft and education: lead or cheerlead? - 2 views

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    A look at Microsoft's role in the ed tech sector.
Bharat Battu

The IBM 5 in 5: Our Forecast of Five Innovations That Will Alter the Tech Landscape Within Five Years « A Smarter Planet Blog - 1 views

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    It includes technologies the size of atoms, that will be present in all area of our environment-- similar to the Microsoft Future Vision videos we've seen in T561. But we'll be able power our devices using our own bodies?
Maung Nyeu

ePals Enables SchoolSafe Access to Third-Party Applications Starting with Microsoft Office Web Apps and Google Docs | eSchool News - 0 views

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    LearningSpace, a new tool from ePals that is also COPPA (Children's Online Privacy Protection Act) and FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act) compliant, provides K-12 appropriate selective access to the applications within a protected, customizable social learning environment. Schools and districts can customize the rules and policies that determine which groups, classes and projects have access to third-party applications.
Richard Liuzzi

Penn News | Penn Develops Computer Model That Will Help Design Flexible Touchscreens - 1 views

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    Articles gets into the details of how the tech is designed. I'm more interested in the implication of touch screens that are flexible and thus potentially made more ubiquitous than we can currently imagine. Like in the Microsoft video, what if every surface we interact with is a digital portal? What implications not only for technology, but all forms of human action and interaction?
Sammi Biegler

BBC NEWS | Technology | Youth speak out on digital divide - 0 views

  • simultaneously amazed by and afraid of modern technological advances
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      It's a novel concept to see youths afraid of technology- in America, this attitude is usually reserved for parents, teachers, and other non-digital-natives...
  • these services are expensive and thus digital barriers are widening
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      In America, we have tried to fix this by offering computer access in the schools. We don't have digital cafes offering computer access in many locations- typically it's just WiFi connections. Unfortunately, this means disadvantaged students are forced to complete any computer-based assignments before, during, and after school, while the building is still open.
  • Now, in the age of Internet 2.0, the web is of no use if only some people have access to it. Perhaps the digital society can help with this - I believe that promoting tele-education in our cities will help these people to get good education.
    • Sammi Biegler
       
      If you're not yet familiar with it, check out the WIDE World site through HGSE. It's a good example of online learning and community building, and you might be interested in some of the topics! http://wideworld.pz.harvard.edu/en/
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    Hi T561- a bit old, but an international perspective on the inequality of technology access across the globe. This article links in with the TIE list discussions about the One Laptop Per Child effort as well. If we want to use technology to break down international barriers, like Dede's "Microsoft of the future" film, we have to address the issue of accessibility, both across the globe and within our own student population.
David Chen

Courier: First Details of Microsoft's Secret Tablet - Microsoft courier tablet - Gizmodo - 0 views

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    "It feels like the whole world is holding its breath for the Apple tablet. But maybe we've all been dreaming about the wrong device. This is Courier, Microsoft's astonishing take on the tablet." Looks like we might be closer than we thought to that techno-future in that video....
Ando Endano

Future AR Possibilities Video By HP - 0 views

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    Here is a dynamic video by HP forecasting future possibilities in the realm of AR, sort of in the same genre as the Microsoft video shown by Professor Dede in T561.
Nick Siewert

Education Week: 'School of Future' Struggles to Break From the Past - 0 views

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    The Microsoft backed experimental "School of the Future" in Philadelphia is in many ways hard to distinguish from a typical high school.
Xavier Rozas

Microsoft Research SenseCam - 0 views

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    Augmented Intelligence or hocky use of tiny harddrives? Either way, this would def. make for easier note-taking...
Doug Pietrzak

Found: The Future of Playgrounds | Magazine - 1 views

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    Microsoft future ideas, eat your heart out.  Here's a chance at wired.com to design playgrounds of the future
Mydhili Bayyapunedi

New York Schools Go Google - ReadWriteCloud - 0 views

  • And for both Microsoft and Google, securing agreements from states and school districts is important, not just to boost their customer base, but to establish that base with young students, who will grow up learning and working with a particular set of technology tools, becoming perhaps, loyal Microsoft or Google users.
Doug Pietrzak

Future Shock: Nokia Research Touts 5 Innovative Mobile Interfaces | Gadget Lab | Wired.com - 3 views

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    A nokia future technology video, much like that of the Microsoft one we watched earlier featurying nanotechnology
Garron Hillaire

Give your keyboard the boot? Microsoft patents foot interface - 1 views

  • Microsoft's research into a "foot-based user interface" seemed somewhat novel in 2006, when I first wrote about the project. Now that the company has released its Kinect full-body motion control system for the Xbox 360, the idea of controlling a machine with your feet seems like only part of the picture.
  • Despite the fact that it seems outdated, or at least partial, the patent actually could be a notable win as the Redmond company expands the concept of motion-based interfaces beyond its video-game console into more general-purpose computing.
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    This could be used as an alternate means of interacting with computers. From an educational standpoint this does not appear to be dated, but rather creating opportunities for people with limited means of motion.
Uche Amaechi

Aussie Startup Brings Seamless Computing Across Devices | Gadget Lab | Wired.com - 1 views

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    This is not online what we saw in the microsoft video
Ando Endano

Future Vision - 0 views

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    Microsoft releases two promotional videos about education technology. These seem to be like the videos we watched during the first class in T561, except they showcase the use of current Microsoft products and their potential uses in education.
Kellie Demmler

BBC News - Google previews Chrome open source operating system - 0 views

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    Google is going after Microsoft with their new open source operating system designed originally for netbook users - so no software has to be installed.  It is all browser based and stores docs on Google servers - great for computer crashes - security???
Katherine Tarulli

Microsoft's new video of the future with augmented reality - 1 views

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    This is Microsoft's updated take on what the future looks like with augmented reality. It seems to be an update on the video Chris Dede showed us at the beginning of the semester. Similar, but more reflective of the current zeitgeist. 
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