我的小怪獸 Monster Processing
Processing (open-source language and environment for learning the fundamentals of electronic art and computer programming) workshop for introductory level.
我的小怪獸 Monster Processing
Processing (open-source language and environment for learning the fundamentals of electronic art and computer programming) workshop for introductory level.
The document discusses concerns about the state of education in government schools in India. A teacher, parent, and citizen express worries that government schools do not teach morals or practical skills, focus too much on competition and theory over creativity, and lack basic infrastructure and resources. They feel the education system is designed only to create clerks and not allow students to follow passions. The stakeholders call for bridging the gap between private and public schools through leveraging low-cost technology that is user-friendly for teachers and students.
This document describes how to set up a Wiimote smartboard using a Wii remote, IR pen, Bluetooth adapter, projector, and computer. The IR pen emits infrared signals that the Wii remote detects and sends to the computer to control the cursor. Software like Smoothboard is needed to translate the Wii remote signals into mouse movements on the projected screen. The full kit costs around Rs. 7800 while individual components would be around Rs. 4500. Compatibility and integration challenges include using Bluetooth dongles and installing software on thin clients.
我的小怪獸 Monster Processing
Processing (open-source language and environment for learning the fundamentals of electronic art and computer programming) workshop for introductory level.
The document discusses concerns about the state of education in government schools in India. A teacher, parent, and citizen express worries that government schools do not teach morals or practical skills, focus too much on competition and theory over creativity, and lack basic infrastructure and resources. They feel the education system is designed only to create clerks and not allow students to follow passions. The stakeholders call for bridging the gap between private and public schools through leveraging low-cost technology that is user-friendly for teachers and students.
This document describes how to set up a Wiimote smartboard using a Wii remote, IR pen, Bluetooth adapter, projector, and computer. The IR pen emits infrared signals that the Wii remote detects and sends to the computer to control the cursor. Software like Smoothboard is needed to translate the Wii remote signals into mouse movements on the projected screen. The full kit costs around Rs. 7800 while individual components would be around Rs. 4500. Compatibility and integration challenges include using Bluetooth dongles and installing software on thin clients.