…we undertake by doing nothing? What risks do we undertake by completely changing the ways by which people travel around the world? What benefits do we gain from each action?…
…not enough long-term data for scientists to confirm this. And so the research goes on to study and better understand our ever-changing world. Learn more about climate change in our…
…design essentially causes the design to fall away entirely. It’s a fascinating world to live in when one realizes that the machine can be practically anything, and even the hardware…
Surface computing on human skin and walls? Microsoft LightSpace brings augmented reality to a new dimension Blog Post
…to be carried around the room. Projectors keep the virtual objects in sync with the real-world objects. So you can write a virtual note, carry it around, and “drop” it…
…and video snaps to refresh your memory or entice you to visit one of the world’s best science museums. (For the non-Flash version, check it out on our Flickr page.)…
…or in parallel. (Conflict does not mean combat.) Narrative. A story sets the game context with plot and characters in a fictional world. Ideally, the conflict provides the opportunity for…
…great learning in the process. With technologies like these, where sharing and reproducing real-world objects is as easy as clicking a mouse, students come immediately closer to the design and…
Andee Rubin from TERC and I ended up on the same plane on the way to World Maker Faire. As we landed in LaGuardia on the shuttle from Boston, we…
Andy Zucker’s article, “Transforming Schools with Technology,” was featured in Independent School magazine. The special issue, focused on the theme of Teaching in a 2.0 World, won an award from…
…student while he or she is interacting with it. In the game world, a well-designed game presents an active experience to the user. While the user is playing a game,…