Microsoft Research recently unveiled Microsoft Surface: http://microsoft.com/surface
This multi - touch table can be used for a variety of applications, as outlined in the video from CNET and YouTube below:
I'd like to work on applications for use on a touch-table to support students with special needs, especially those who have autism spectrum disorders.
Last semester, I worked on prototype applications for use on a touch-screen surface -here is a photo. We used a NextWindow Human Touch large-screen display, which provided great screen resolution and touch-response.
This application was part of a travel-planning prototype developed for a course in Human-Computer Interaction. The application was demonstrated on a NextWindow Human Touch large screen display. Would it work on the iPhone?
Update: Examples from some of my other posts:
Here is another demo videoclip of a globe created in GoogleEarth using photo-overlays, with links to video clips uploaded to YouTube and embedded in individual posts on a blog. The above photo and the video clip show the application on a NextWindow Human Touch large-screen display.
This application would be great on a touch-table or touch-table set up on a drafting board. Although it was designed for a travel-planning application, it would work well in educational settings in subjects such as geography.
Poetry Picture Share
This was my first attempt at a "poetry picture share" application. It was designed for use on a multi-touch table and can be accessed remotely so people in different places can move things around on the screen. The video shows how the application works on a NextWindow Human Touch interactive large-screen display.
I am planning on adapting this application for use with students with special needs, such as those who have autism or other communication disorders.
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May 31, 2007
Microsoft Surface multi touch screen table - I wish I had one for my projects last semester!
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Lynn Marentette
May 22, 2007
TeacherTube: "Teach the World"- a great resource
TeacherTube is the educator's version of YouTube. According to information provided on the TeacherTube website, "Our goal is to provide an online community for sharing instructional videos. We seek to fill a need for a more educationally focused, safe venue for teachers, schools, and home learners. It is a site to provide anytime, anywhere professional development with teachers teaching teachers. As well, it is a site where teachers can post videos designed for students to view in order to learn a concept or skill."
TeacherTube
Many school districts block the use of YouTube. I hope this won't be the case with TeacherTube. It looks like a great resource.
-Lynn
TeacherTube
Many school districts block the use of YouTube. I hope this won't be the case with TeacherTube. It looks like a great resource.
-Lynn
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Lynn Marentette
May 21, 2007
First attempt at a touch-screen "Poetry Picture Share" application
This was my first attempt at a "poetry picture share" application. It was designed for use on a multi-touch table and can be accessed remotely so people in different places can move things around on the screen. The video shows how the application works on a NextWindow Human Touch interactive large-screen display.
Version 2 will be posted soon. I am planning on adapting this application for use with students with special needs, such as those who have autism or other communication disorders.
Posted by
Lynn Marentette
Google Earth with photo overlays on a touch screen 2
Here is another demo videoclip of a globe created in GoogleEarth using photo-overlays, with links to video clips uploaded to YouTube and embedded in individual posts on a blog. The above photo and the video clip show the application on a NextWindow Human Touch large-screen display.
This application would be great on a touch-table or touch-table set up on a drafting board. Although it was designed for a travel-planning application, it would work well in educational settings in subjects such as geography.
Posted by
Lynn Marentette
NextWindow Human Touch Interactive display using photo overlays on Google Earth
This application was part of a travel-planning prototype developed for a course in Human-Computer Interaction. The application was demonstrated on a NextWindow Human Touch large screen display.
Would it work on the iPhone?
Posted by
Lynn Marentette
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