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Invisibility cloaks made of plastic can now be created at home using 3D printers, researchers show.
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A new report details the growing value of the in-car app marketplace.
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Mobile technologies have changed the way we work and communicate - but the very fact we use them on the move can cause serious accidents. (App let's you txt and walk.
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Are you bad at remembering faces? Let Glass do it for you. This API will reportedly be available to developers within a week. [Read more]
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"Something very interesting is happening here," Google's top Canadian employee, Steve Woods, told me. "This area has a very high proportion of startups to population. Google loves startups … and we...
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The LTE Connected Car, is this the Future of the Automobile? http://su.pr/7E8z9S #Tech #Robotics #Gadgets #Science #Cartech #Futuretech
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Throughout history man has been making predictions of the future. With the advent of technology, the predictions moved away from religious topics to scientific and technological.
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Here are 20 of the most promising new apps, websites and online education technology tools or services every teacher should be using to help improve classroom learning. Via Beth Dichter
Beth Dichter's curator insight,
February 28, 2013 10:27 PM
If you are looking for some new tools to try this post is worth checking out. Twenty tech tools are included, each with a brief description. Have you heard of DoSomething.org? This site "encourages teens to band together and work for positive social change." How about Hippocampus? The Monterey Institute of Technology and Education provides great multimedia content geared to high school and college. The tools listed cover pre-school to college, but not all are free.
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Patty Ball's curator insight,
February 12, 2013 4:52 PM
demonstrations of Thinglink for teaching and learning |
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Cybercrime costs Britain £27bn a year, and it could cost you dear too if you don't take basic precautions. James Silver asked experts for their top tips
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Tech in sports typically revolves around maximizing performance in some nebulous and difficult-to-fact-check way.
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Social networking giant postpones the launch of its "Facebook phone" after negative feedback and disappointing sales.
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The recent attacks seem to be aimed at sabotage rather than stealing information, United States officials say. (RT @PeppeNaccarato: New Computer Attacks Come From Iran, Officials Say: The recent attacks seem to be aimed a...
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Healthcare IT is becoming one of the fastest growing areas in the job market as health service providers rush to get compliant and adopt new technologies.
Rita Lagana's curator insight,
November 2, 2013 1:42 PM
Interesting IT Careers in Healthcare industry.
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A hands-on beginner budding programmers workshop where kids will learn about Python programming and will get a chance to do fun projects such as: -Guess The Number -Jokes -Birthday If time permits, (looking forward to Kids & Tech session tomorrow...
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Kinect's "using your body as a controller" feature was one of technology's big hits last year--not only have users had fun dancing up a storm and racing cars with official Kinect games, but a whole community has emerged to dream up new and...
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This post shares 8 assistive technology tools for disabled and ECE students in the classroom. Via John Dalziel
Steven Blomdale's curator insight,
May 18, 2013 9:10 PM
Great resource suggestions for integrating ICT to facilitiate students with impairments and learning difficulties. Allows them to learn and use ICT effectively and appropriately to access, create and communicate information and ideas, solve problems and work collaboratively, and in their lives beyond school in the 21st century.
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From using public telephones to calling movie theaters for showtimes, there are a few activities replaced by technology we still actually do. Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
Jess Went's curator insight,
May 30, 2013 7:26 PM
A visual stimulus that would be an appropriate resource to support students as they evaluate designs and create designs.
Suggested Activities: -Students identify the technology that has replaced the technology shown. - Students complete comparison activity where they compare the benefits of the old and new technology and make judgements based on their observations. -Students choose a piece of technology that they currently use and create a new technology to replace it.
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At the end of each year, IBM releases its “5 in 5”--five technology predictions that IBM researchers foresee (RT @Najm76: IBM تتنبأ :
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