The document discusses the potential uses of Google Glass for learning and performance support. It describes the key hardware components of Google Glass, including its display, camera, touchpad, speaker, and microphone. It then outlines several capabilities of Google Glass such as searching, navigation, calling, recording video, and taking pictures. The document proposes that Google Glass could be used for hands-free immersive training, performance support, real-time feedback, and augmented reality applications. It concludes that Google Glass opens new opportunities for support by freeing up users' hands and that its potential lies in how it is used, not just in its core functions.

1. Exploring the Learning and
Performance Possibilities of
Google Glass
David Kelly, The eLearning Guild

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9. Remember, Google
Glass is not released

11. Wearable Tech

12. Full Color Display

13. Full Color Display

14. Camera

15. Touchpad

16. Bone-Conduction
Speaker

17. Microphone
Networking
Strong Links to other
Google Products

18. Apps

20. Using the
Touchpad

21. Using Voice
Commands

22. Glass Capabilities
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Google Search
Navigation
Making Calls
Video Calls
Posting Updates
Recording Videos
Taking Still Pictures
Sending Text Messages
Taking Notes

25. Your Hands

27. Using Video for
Learning

28. Immersive
Training

29. Performance
Support

30. Real-Time
Feedback

31. Virtual Tours

32. Augmented
Reality

33. High-Risk
Training

34. Facial
Recognition

35. In Summary…
Freeing hands
opens new
opportunities
for support

36. In Summary…
The tremendous
potential of Google
Glass isn’t in what it
does, but in how we
use it.

37. Thank You
Exploring the Learning and
Performance Possibilities of
Google Glass
David Kelly, The eLearning Guild