Inkling™ makes it easy to bring rich, interactive learning content to tablet devices like iPad. Inkling engages students and provides authors and publishers with an exciting new way to bring content to market. It’s more than just the best digital textbook experience ever. It’s the best learning experience ever.
original, human element and culture inclusive stories for the curriculum. The word “opus” not only refers to an original creative work, but the acronym also represents the goal of “Offering Perspective Using Storytelling." The vision for The OPUS Collective is for it to be an online, openly accessible, searchable repository of culture- and identity-rich stories created through digital media. In its completion, the site will utilize Web 2.0 social technologies that will allows users to create and join communities, submit stories to the moderator, rate stories, make comment, add profiles, embed OPUS Collective stories into other blogs or websites, and link to stories hosted on other sites. Click on stories to the right to view representative examples of what will be The OPUS Collective.
The Ultimate Roundup of Amazing Free Social Media Icon Packs
We hope you have enjoyed our last collection of web and user interface icons. This time you are going to get a good and quality collection of social media icons. This list will be very useful for bloggers,web designers and graphic designers to promote the
qTip is an advanced tooltip plugin for the ever popular jQuery JavaScript framework. Built from the ground up to be user friendly, yet feature rich, qTip provides you with tonnes of features like rounded corners and speech bubble tips, and best of all...
Boxy is a flexible, Facebook-style dialog box for jQuery with support for dragging and size tweening. It differs from other overlays I've seen by providing an object interface to control dialogs after they've been created. And for simple usage scenarios,
SFMOMA Announces Interactive Rooftop Garden App for iPad
Today the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) announced its interactive Rooftop Garden App for iPad is now available on App Store. The app is an enhanced version of the Rooftop Garden App for iPhone and iPod Touch, a multimedia guide originally launched in January 2010 on the occasion of the museum's 75th anniversary.
This free application is designed to enhance the Canada Museum of Civilization experience for both onsite and offsite users. Features: Museum information and event schedule Interactive floor maps Calendar of events The Canada Hall audio tour The First Peoples audio tour This application and all content is a product of the Canadian Museum of Civilization Corporation in partnership with Tristan Interactive Inc.
Canvas is our most ambitious theme to date! Every element of Canvas is highly customizable through our options panel, so you can make the design, layout and typography exactly like you want. If you are after a highly customizable blog design or just a starter theme for your next client project, then Canvas will most definitely work for you!
Canvas is our most ambitious theme to date! Every element of Canvas is highly customizable through our options panel, so you can make the design, layout and typography exactly like you want. If you are after a highly customizable blog design or just a sta
The Book of MPub curates research and critical thinking from students in the Master of Publishing program at Simon Fraser University. In doing so, it makes a contribution to a collective discourse on innovative technologies in publishing—epublishing, new business models, and crowd sourcing and social media. The Book of MPub furthers discussion in three formats: blog, ebook and the classic, ever-evocative print form. The experimental process is itself research, and both documentation of the insights gained and the final product are comprehensive resources for the publishing industry at large.
The Book of MPub curates research and critical thinking from students in the Master of Publishing program at Simon Fraser University. In doing so, it makes a contribution to a collective discourse on innovative technologies in publishing—epublishing, new
Luxand - Blink! - Login to Your PC by Simply Looking!
Logging into Windows has never been easier! Just look into a webcam for a moment, and you’ll be logged into your account before you notice. Blink! employs advanced face recognition technologies to provide automatic, quick and reliable login to one or many computer users. Reliable Login under Varying Conditions With Blink!, you can login day or night. Sophisticated face recognition algorithms adjust for varying lighting conditions automatically, making login possible without additional training no matter whether window or artificial lighting is being used.
Luxand - Blink! - Login to Your PC by Simply Looking!
Logging into Windows has never been easier! Just look into a webcam for a moment, and you’ll be logged into your account before you notice. Blink! employs advanced face recognition technologies to provide automatic, quick and reliable login to one or many
Internet Access is Much More Important to Australians Than Food, Heating or TV
Internet access seems to be top on the minds of a fifth of Australians , much more than food, heating or TV. The statistics, revealed in a major study carried out on behalf of Telstra found that more than 60 per cent of Victorian homes admit to busting their monthly internet limit and nearly 15 per cent of the state's households fight over hogging the computer and using too much bandwidth, compared with just over 13 per cent who battle for control of the TV remote.
Making a Custom YouTube Video Player With YouTube’s APIs – Tutorialzine
Today we are going to make a jQuery plugin which uses YouTube’s chromeless player, and creates our own set of minimalistic controls, which allows for perfect integration with your designs. The supported controls include a Play/Pause/Replay button, and a c
TEN: Ten Ways To Improve Your Craft. None of Them Involves Buying Gear.
TEN was David duChemin’s first eBook and still the most popular by a landslide. The premise is simple, if photographers could cut through the noise and work on their craft without being bombarded with the need to buy more gear, and the newest and shiniest, we’d become better at our craft and create more compelling images. TEN is exactly what it says it is, an exploration of ten techniques and ideas that can improve any photographer’s work. TEN was written in response to the question, “so where do I go from here, once I’ve learned how to use my camera?” TEN responds to that and gives you ten solid steps to take on your photographic journey, each with accompanying creative exercises, and none of them asking you to buy new gear. $5 gets you a pDF or an iPad app
TEN: Ten Ways To Improve Your Craft. None of Them Involves Buying Gear.
TEN was David duChemin’s first eBook and still the most popular by a landslide. The premise is simple, if photographers could cut through the noise and work on their craft without being bombarded with the need to buy more gear, and the newest and shiniest
Open Education Practices: A User Guide for Organisations - Wikibooks, collection of open-content textbooks
This user guide is for educational organisations interested in developing open education practices. It is based on a detailed analysis of the Otago Polytechnic experience, where a small group of teachers have been using popular social media to develop and provide open education and assessment services.
Navigate the American Museum of Natural History with New iPhone and iPad Apps
The American Museum of Natural History today unveiled the American Museum of Natural History Explorer app for the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad, designed to help users better navigate through the Museum’s various exhibitions. The Museum has been newly outf
In this session we want to celebrate the Amazing Stories of things that happen to educators when they share something openly on the web. We asked colleagues to share with us a video of their own stories of something surprising, valuable, powerful, or just plain inspiring that happened when that piece of media, that document, that video, that blog post, became valuable to someone they did not know before. This is a version 2.0 of Amazing Stories of Openness originally presented by Alan Levine at the 2009 Open Education Conference. Actually not really presented at a conference- ask John Ittelson for the story.
In this session we want to celebrate the Amazing Stories of things that happen to educators when they share something openly on the web. We asked colleagues to share with us a video of their own stories of something surprising, valuable, powerful, or just
Diplodocs - Find your user manual, user guide, instruction manual or owner manual instantly !
So much time wasted looking all over the place for the instruction manual to tune the tv-set, find the printer cartridge replacement how-to, the meaning of the blinking led on the dashboard.
Augmented Reality for Maintenance and Repair (ARMAR) explores the use of augmented reality to aid in the execution of procedural tasks in the maintenance and repair domain. The principal research objective of this project is to determine how real time computer graphics, overlaid on and registered with the actual repaired equipment, can improve the productivity, accuracy, and safety of maintenance personnel. Head-worn, motion-tracked displays augment the user’s physical view of the system with information such as sub-component labeling, guided maintenance steps, real time diagnostic data, and safety warnings. The virtualization of the user and maintenance environment allows off-site collaborators to monitor and assist with repairs. Additionally, the integration of real-world knowledge bases with detailed 3D models provides opportunities to use the system as a maintenance simulator/training tool. This project features the design and implementation of prototypes integrating the very late
Augmented reality--overlaying the virtual world on top of the real world--has been used in everything from neurosurgery to iPhone apps. But until researchers at the Spanish Universitat Jaume got the bright idea to simulate hoards of cockroaches swarming over insect-phobic volunteers, no one had thought to use it as part of what's known as exposure therapy.
Augmented reality--overlaying the virtual world on top of the real world--has been used in everything from neurosurgery to iPhone apps. But until researchers at the Spanish Universitat Jaume got the bright idea to simulate hoards of cockroaches swarming o