A Day of Learning Made of Glass
Yes, Corning has a product to sell in this ad, and yes, it’s geared toward the affluent private-school demographic. But even knowing this, it’s still fun to watch this video. The focus on this second installment the company produced is learning — imagining the possibilities of augmented reality on school field trips and a community work table made of interactive glass where students collaborate on online projects alongside the teacher.
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Guide to Free, Quality Higher Education
By Katrina Schwartz As the current generation of college graduates wrangles with an unprecedented amount of debt, a sea change is underway in higher education. More and more elite universities are offering free online courses that might characterize the next … Read More
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Websites in Different Languages Offer More Global Perspective
The wired world has made it possible for people from all across the globe to connect and learn from each other. In a few days, New York Times reporter Nicholas Kristof will host a Hangout and interview United Nations Ambassador … Read More
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