Archive for the “Hardware” Category
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Innovate my SchoolPosted by: James Greenwood in all subjects, Collaboration, Communication, Hardware, iCT@C, ICTSG, SLT, Software, Technologies, User Guide, VLE, WebsiteThe UK’s leading website for educational innovation and inspiration. Innovate My School is run by a diverse group of educationalists with one sole aim: to increase the awareness of innovative products and services available to improve schools. Learn more…
Innovate My School is a free independent educational research and review website run by a large and diverse group of educationalists. The site has culminated from the need to increase the awareness of innovative products and services available to schools whilst allowing them to write honest reviews for other schools to benefit. By joining forces with suppliers and sharing their expertise, our education community will have access to a comprehensive list of ways to increase pupil participation, enrich their curriculum, improve exam results and Ofsted reports, strengthen community cohesion and much more. Innovate My School will eventually be supported by an advertising business model to fund the administration of the site, meaning it will stay free to everyone involved. CLICK HERE for more info Tags: online, research, Resources, reviews, suppliers, Website
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Virtual Tour of our UniversePosted by: James Greenwood in IWB, Science, Web 2.0, Website, webtools
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Posted by: James Greenwood in Geography, iCT@C, IWB, Music, Presentations, Web 2.0, Website, webtoolsListen to sounds and audio from around the world. As part of the BBC World Service, this unique map allows users to upload sounds and audio from all over the globe. Could be useful for providing an alternative to text and images. Useful as a whole class resource via an IWB, and could also be useful to students creating project work based on other parts of the world, by adding links to sounds and audio made in the region they are studying about: CLICK HERE to go to this resource. Tags: audio, BBC, elearning, geography, Learning, music, Resources, service, sounds, teaching, world
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BingMaps – International NewspapersPosted by: James Greenwood in Communication, Documents, English, iCT@C, IWB, MFL, NEWS, Presentations, Web 2.0, Website, webtools
CLICK HERE to go to this resource. Tags: bing, elearning, Learning, mfl, online, Resources, search engine, teaching
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Shoothill – TimeMapPosted by: James Greenwood in Geography, History, iCT@C, IWB, Web 2.0, Website, webtoolsToday, many organisations are finding it increasingly difficult to manage the sheer volume of data relating to their business. Although more data is invariably better, this is only true if the data can be processed into useable information, delivered to the correct audience in the correct format and allow for the right decisions to be taken at the right time. Data visualisation is an ever evolving concept whose boundaries are continually expanding and at Shoothill we see our mission as to help our clients communicate their information clearly and effectively to their audiences through new, graphical and ultimately useful ways. Shoothill provides Web-based solutions to Customers such as Microsoft, Bombardier, BT and MSN that help them to visualise and unlock the value of complex data through Microsoft Virtual Earth Maps, Silverlight, Photosynth and TAG applications to their management, engineers, customers or website visitors. CLICK HERE to go to this resource. Tags: elearning, geography, history, Learning, mapping, maps, online, overlay, teaching, timemap
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A History of the WorldPosted by: James Greenwood in History, iCT@C, IWB, Web 2.0, Website, webtoolsA History of the World is a partnership between the BBC and the British Museum that focuses on world history, involving collaborations between teams across the BBC, and schools, museums and audiences across the UK. The project focuses on the things we have made, from flint to mobile phone. The site uses a unique interactive time-line tool which pulls data, objects and images onto the screen relevant to the year selected on the time-line tool. What is nice about this resource, is that it also allows users to add objects to the time-line too. CLICK HERE to go to this resource. Tags: BBC, elearning, history, Learning, online, Resources, teaching, timeline
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2010
Intel ReaderPosted by: James Greenwood in Audio, eTv, Handheld, Hardware, iCT@C, SEN, Technologies, Video
Printed text into audio: quickly and easilyThere has never been a mobile device quite like the Intel® Reader. Such convenient access to the printed word can be life changing for people with vision or reading-related disabilities, blindness, or low vision. The level of success and freedom they stand to gain with the Intel Reader is unprecedented. Capturing and playing back text with the Intel Reader is as easy as point, shoot, listen. You just hold it over the printed text, push the Capture button to take a picture of the page, and the Reader will play it back to you on the spot. (You can listen to it through the earphones if you want more privacy.) CLICK HERE for more info Tags: device, elearning, ereader, hardware, Learning, Reader, recognition, SEN, Text
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SONY e-ReaderPosted by: James Greenwood in Communication, English, eTv, Handheld, Hardware, iCT@C, Technologies, Video
A whole library in a small bookTake your favourite books with you wherever you go with the Reader. Ultra light and easy to carry around, it features a paper-like display for a more natural reading experience – whether you’re commuting, travelling or relaxing at home.
Read at any angle, and in sunlightThe highly advanced screen technology is gentle on the eye, with five adjustable font sizes to improve readability.The E Ink® Vizplex™ display gives a more natural paper-like reading experience.With no backlight or flicker, you can read for hours in direct sunlight and at virtually any angle. Carry 100s of books wherever you goNot sure which books to take on your trip or commute? Carry hundreds of eBooks at a time and you’ll never have to make that choice again! Reader is lighter than a typical paperback and you can easily store hundreds of titles in your bag or pocket to take with you wherever you go. Intuitive, easy to use controlsLost your page? Reader can help you find the page your were last reading, and call up stored novels by author, title and date. The intuitive and easy to use controls let you magnify text, scroll smoothly down and read page-by-page or fast forward right to the end. Read 1000s of pages on one chargeGetting to the end of a good novel is the best bit! You won’t worry about reaching the last page with the great battery life on Reader. It gives you thousands of continuous page turns from a single charge – enough to last for up to two weeks of reading, to get you through the longest journeys. Play music while you readFind your favourite eBook, get comfortable in a chair or sun lounger and plug in some headphones. For total relaxation, you can listen to music on your Reader whilst you enjoy your book. The device supports many popular file formats, including MP3 and AAC audio files. CLICK HERE for more details Tags: books, ebook, english, ereader, hardware, tecnologies
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Oregon – WiFi Weather StationPosted by: James Greenwood in Geography, Hardware, iCT@C, Technologies, WifiFull Function PC downloadable Professional Weather Station – (All in one remote sensor)Features a fully functional weather forecaster that measures not only temperature and barometric pressure but also wind speed/direction, wind chill, humidity, rainfall and dew point temperature. It can then plot a bar graph showing the current and historical data for barometric pressure and rainfall for up to a period of 24 hrs. The weather station can then be connected to your PC via a USB connection and the latest weather data can be collected from the base station. The unit itself also features a radio controlled clock with alarm. It can also be set up to alert you to certain weather conditions when a certain criteria is met.
CLICK HERE for more details Tags: geography, oregon, station, weather |





















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