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ScienceScope provides mobile science learning resources and was part of a £3 million research project called "Participate" which aimed to demonstrate how new technologies can help people create and share digital content about the environment. The Participate consortium included BT, BBC, Blast Theory, Microsoft Research Cambridge, and universities, and involved trials in 2006 and 2007 with schools to develop and evaluate technology for participation and areas of study like atmospheric pollution and human physiology. Future plans included sharing data on the Participate website and using technologies like GPRS, Bluetooth, and sensors to integrate live data, images, and video.
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