"A major roadblock to all of this is the simple truth that teachers today are not trained adequately to incorporate technology into the classroom. We have loads of techie teachers and lots of gizmos and gadgets, but the core curriculum that we are…"
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Microsoft Surface for Education
Started this discussion. Last reply by Glen Varga Jan 18, 2010. 11 Replies 0 Likes
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Lynn Marentette replied to Richard Monson-Haefel's discussion Microsoft Surface for Education"Hi, Richard!"
Lynn Marentette replied to Richard Monson-Haefel's discussion Microsoft Surface for Education"Where is this classroom? I took a class about VR and always thought it would be fun to have something like this set up in a school media center."
Joni Leimu replied to Richard Monson-Haefel's discussion Microsoft Surface for Education"Thanks guys for the ideas!
And yes, the whole room is made accessible via internetbrowser and via Secondlife. The table and surcfaces can also be manipulated via internet. And when we get the 3D scanner, the room can be projected in SL too. Thus…"
Lynn Marentette replied to Richard Monson-Haefel's discussion Microsoft Surface for Education"I'd be interested in learning more about your "whole classroom" project. I think there are plenty of uses for this technology. If your screens and surfaces are linked to the Internet, then the students can collaboratively browse and…"
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