By Sensible City SM on March 4, 2010
Kara BrooksFox59.com
PolyVision eno Interactive Whiteboards and Qwizdom Student Response Systems in use in Bloomfield School District
INDIANAPOLIS – Remember the days when students would raise their hand and then write their answers with chalk on the chalkboard?
Well, those days are long gone in this sixth grade classroom at IPS School #391. They’re using “virtual ink” and [...]
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By Sensible City SM on March 2, 2010
The Cleantech Open’s 2010 National Competition Launch took place Friday, Febrary 26 at the Autodesk Gallery in San Francisco. If you don’t know who Art Rosenfeld is, don’t feel bad. Uma Subramanium posted candid thoughts and information about Art Rosenfeld on the Cleantech Open blog.
His message to the Cleantech Open alumni:
“Work on things which are [...]
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By Sensible City SM on February 26, 2010
Pittsburg Primary School hosted a demonstration to share the remarkable difference that technology like PolyVision eno Interactive Whiteboards and Qwizdom student response systems have made in their classrooms. Channel 7 captured some of the fun.
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By derekgordon on February 17, 2010
By Bill Utterback
NEW BRIGHTON — On a wide screen in the classroom of New Brighton Middle School teacher Rick Schwartz, young Alexander, not yet labeled “The Great,” read Homer’s “The Iliad” from a scroll.
A narrator reminded students that as he moved toward greatness, Alexander, inspired by Homer’s portrait of Achilles, always traveled with a copy [...]
Posted in Bottom News | Tagged Beaver County Times, edtech, eno, Interactive Whiteboard, IWB, middle school, New Brighton, News, polyvision, student response
By Ian Bryan on February 1, 2010
By Tim McKeough
If all goes as planned, a self-sustaining, mixed-use project conceived by a team of Portugese architects will be constructed on a city block in Texas.
In December, Portugal-based Atelier Data and MOOV were named the winners of Re:Vision Dallas, an international competition put on by the Central Dallas Community Development Corporation (CDCDC), an affordable [...]
Posted in Bottom News, Clients In The News | Tagged atelier data, Brent Brown, CDC, David Baker, entangled bank, Forwarding Dallas, HKS, ming tang, moov, morris architects, revision dallas, Rickenbacker + Leung, stacey frost, standard architecture, tim mckeough, Tsui Design & Research, tudio Ame
and MCP Arquitectura, urban revision, xero