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KindleLab opensource interactive whiteboard application

If you are using the Wiimote whiteboard and are need an opensource interactive whiteboard app here is something to try - http://kindlelab.com/software.html & a video of it being used is here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80-75kPfF48

Will work… Continue

Added by Rich White on January 22, 2008 at 6:27am — No Comments

Bring in Video, Images, and Text onto your 3D Whiteboard with Edusim !

More Edusim Tips and Tricks

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Added by Rich White on September 28, 2007 at 1:23pm — No Comments

Google plans for the 700MHz wireless spectrum

Obviously I feel a huge wireless broadband Internet enable network would be a <a href=http://rich.greenbush.us/index.php?entry=entry070822-194317>GREAT thing for education</a> and educational content providers in general... but what would the initial Google enable wireless communication device look like and cost?
(Via wired.com) -- http://tinyurl.com/ytupna

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Rumor: Google Phone Will Be Linux-Powered, GPS-Loaded and Cheap… Continue

Added by Rich White on August 28, 2007 at 11:29am — No Comments

Try out the Greenbush EduSim (3D Virtual Classroom) Prototype

This sim is the first of many Greenbush Edusim Virtual Classrooms (a tweek of the KAT Demo)

1) Download the sim -=here=- (296 megs)
2) Unzip the file
3) Start the sim (using the direction in the slidecast above)
4) Send feedback to rich.white@greenbush.org
5) Enjoy ! Continue

Added by Rich White on August 26, 2007 at 10:04am — No Comments

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