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November 6, 2006
MIT Interactive Board
Seriously tho, those guys at MIT truly are geniuses. As the Professor here demonstrates their interactive board, I can only imagine how easier physics would have been for me to grasp if I had this learning tool.
The board is actually a large projection of a desktop application. Anything the professor draws, the computer can identify and apply the correct physics to the animated machine. Basically, the drawings come to life easily translating what is static to a visceral learning experience.
watch the video here
Posted by tranism at 1:14 AM | Permalink
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holy crap thats amazing!
Posted by: greg at November 7, 2006 4:41 AM