Join Elon faculty and staff for an informal conversation about initial impressions and ideas for using Glass in a teaching and learning context.
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<p>Pair of Google Glass (<span style=”font-size: 1em; line-height: 1.5385em;”>Photo from Flickr user</span><span style=”font-size: 1em; line-height: 1.5385em;”> </span><a href=”http://www.flickr.com/photos/22526649@N03/10422904405/in/photolist-gT37mn-eh7ho6-f6AXaE-f3MB7Q-f3MBhm-f6AX23-jt3c2x-jt5bZh-jt5cS9-jt3RK5-jt3f2a-jt1GDV-itfbxJ-fkDy3u-fkDwty-fkppvZ-jt5egG-jt3dta-jt1JAv-jt3NEs-f8K8GW-eXeBBA-gpbBbQ-eXeCo7-eXeERd-eX3eGB-eXeD7q-eXeDnE-eX3eWK-eX3e6D-eX3ggH-enDsHN-eX3g2k-eXeEth-eXeDGJ-jepHub-jekpmz-jemR8a-jepJiL-jekjkn-jemUXK-jepF87-jenyQE-eQyAiQ-eQnemc-eQyyY5-eQyBdN-eQnd12-eQndeP-eQnawe-eQncjp” style=”font-size: 1em; line-height: 1.5385em;”>tedeytan</a>)</p>Wednesday, March 12 11 a.m., Belk Library, Room 114
Interested in Google Glass – the wearable computer that looks like a pair of glasses? At this meeting, we’ll talk about what we’re doing with them, what we’ve learned, apps, ideas, questions, etc. We’ll have sets of Glass on hand for you to try.
