NetGenEd Project

This site talks about Android phones. It lists ways to customize their phones.

This free online course is an introduction to learning analytics and the role the approach plays in knowledge development.

This is a free online course for and introduction to learning analytics. An overview of the platforms is also included.

Need to learn about Learning Analytics Research? Look at this page it can help anyone who is confused SO MUCH!  Just see for yourself.

The New York Times reports on how Microsoft is buying a company based completely on gesture technology, which could have a huge impact on its emerging technology. "We have a really broad mission to enable everyday devices with the ability to see."

This teaches an individual how they can make an app for their universities and such.  Tech professionals share what they know and this is very interesting to see how they make apps! 

This article shows the various ways universities are creating mobile apps and examining each one's practicality.

Read about making your own app. 

This is a soliloquy about learning analytics.

This shows some examples of Learning Analytics and how it is used

Lists 250 iPad apps for education.

Learning Catalytics supports peer-to-peer instruction, and provides real-time feedback during class.

Harvard University has developed Learning Catalytics, which support peer-to-peer instruction, and provides feedback to the students during class.

Talks about learning how to put groups together and almost about cloud computing somewhat.  This is about learning analytics too, I guess.

Gives a brief description for apps you should use for education. 

This site gives examples on how learning analytics can be used in education.

This site talks about iPhones. You can customize it from the inside out.

This is a way to determine whether the use of an online grade book can serve as a mitigating factor for helping lower achieving students estimate their final grades more accurately.

This is a way of determining if the use of an online grade book can help a student who makes lower grades, more accurately estimate their final grade. This will help students prepare for their final exams.

This is a survey on grades.  This represents Learning analytics in some way.  

This article provides an excellent example of how gesture based computing has a real-life application, rather than just applying it to games. Gesture based computing can serve to make virtual reality more like true reality.

This article provides a treasure trove of examples of new innovations in technology, many of which relate to gesture based computing. It discusses gesture sensing, hepatics, and even the use of ECGs in computing.

Lists all the apps for education.

"Touch screen monitors and related software that enable a traditional monitor to emulate a touch screen are powerful tools for students with disabilities." This article shares two stories of special needs students who were aided by gesture based computing.

"the combination of direct touch and group activity through a multi-touch environment will significantly enhance students' learning experiences." through many examples, this article elaborates upon the many advantages of gesture based computing in education.

"Gesture recognition is the mathematical interpretation of a human motion by a computing device." A simple definition of gesture recognition (gesture based computing)

"Not only is the nature of gestures universal, and more natural than operating a mouse or keyboard, but it could be a valuable tool in maintaining and focusing students' attention, and promoting an interactive classroom." Not only does this article discuss the benefits, but it also discusses the issues associated with this trend.

In this paper, the authors discuss the use of technology in storytelling. Children can use gesture-based technology to make their stories more tangible, more real.