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Google’s Glass Project – Wearable Augmented Reality Glasses

Upside Learning

The video shows an augmented reality concept that is integrated with Google’s services, with voice commands, video chat, location check-ins, maps (outside and in-store), weather, etc. We just moved one more step closer what was science fiction in the past. Google officially announced Project Glass yesterday.

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Augmented Reality in Learning

Upside Learning

There’s been some buzz around Augmented Reality applications that are starting to show up on the web. We found it really interesting that this uses Flash technology, and have decided to create an Augmented Reality application that focuses on learning.

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Augmented Reality for Learning

Tony Karrer

A colleague just asked me if I knew anyone who was using Augmented Reality for learning. Probably I need to update my posts because there have to be lots of people who would be involved in training and augmented reality found via LinkedIn. He did that, but didn’t find particular people.

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Tools For Mobile Learning Development

Upside Learning

Augmented Reality. Tools for Enterprise application like LMS, LCMS: Enterprise applications can be created as Native or Web based. Tools to develop Web applications: You can develop mobile web application using any tool which you normally used for developing web application. ELIPS Studio 3.

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Clarity needed around Web 3.0

Clark Quinn

A recent report of theirs, Better, Smarter, Faster: How Web 3.0 will Transform Learning in High-Performing Organizations , makes a mistake in it’s extension of a definition of Web 3.0, Their definition: Web 3.0 I’ve presented before my interpretation of Web 3.0, and I think it’s important to be clear.

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How to Use Augmented Reality for Technology Based Learning

Origin Learning

Take communication for example, face to face communication is now replaced by communication on the world of web where we express real emotions using virtual emoticons. That being said for the humor, let’s explore how augmented reality can be used for technology based learning, such as e-learning and m-learning.

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Aligning eLearning Levels of Interactivity with Articulate 360

B Online Learning

Using the Web Object feature of Presenter you can pull it in and use it as well. Again, you can import and reuse Rise, Replay, Peek and Preso content via a web object, and if you’re really keen, you can push Storyline created interactions even further by utilising JavaScript. Why reinvent the wheel when you don’t need to?