New technology is currently being developed that will allow for 3D projection on mobile devices such as the iPad and iPhone--without 3D glasses!
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The computer game Minecraft has appealed to children in many ways, and now teachers are also finding ways to use the program in the classroom! This article discusses one teacher’s experience in creating a classroom lesson that was played out entirely on the program.
Boston researchers have been studying the way that babies think, and have discovered through clever experiments that babies have a good grasp of probabilities. Much of the research has been conducted at the Boston Children's Museum, FableVision's downstairs neighbor!
When FableVision's Taryn Johnson was at Hampshire College, she had the chance to work on an animated short film called The Incident at Tower 37. In the film, Tower 37 siphons every drop of water from a once-pristine lake, that is, until the station's steward makes a startling discovery. After making the film festival circuit over the past two years, winning a number of awards, the 3D-animated 10-minute film has been posted online for viewing.
Separated by a Common Language: Sesame StreetGreat blog that focuses on the differences between the language/culture in the United States and Great Britain. This post has some interesting discussion on children’s books and television programs from the two countries. (The blogger’s daughter is named Grover, which can make things confusing!)