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Google Glass in Education
The document outlines the features and functionalities of Google Glass, including its camera specifications, connectivity options, and types of apps available. It highlights how educators are using Google Glass for innovative teaching methods, such as recording technique demonstrations and engaging students in documentary filmmaking. Additionally, it mentions some limitations of the device, such as battery life and voice control challenges.
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- 1. UAFTECHFEST Jennifer Moss, InstructionalDesigner, Googleglassineducation
- 2. what’s inside the OHMD Camera Photos- 5 MP Videos - 720p HD Audio Bone Conduction Transducer Connectivity Wifi - 802.11b/g Bluetooth - tethering Storage 12 GB of usable memory, synced with Google cloud storage. 16 GB Flash total. image from: http://www.catwig.com/google-glass-teardown/
- 3. what’s inside Display 640x360 display Memory 682MBRAM Sensors Ambient light sensor 3 axis gyroscope 3 axis accelerometer 3 axis magnetometer Battery One full day of typical use. Some features, like video calls and video recording, are more battery intensive. image from: http://www.catwig.com/google-glass-teardown/
- 4. but what can itdo? 1. photo 2. video 3. share it to social media 4. get directions 5. hangout 6. send text 7. send email 8. connect to Internet 9. notifications http://www.visualnews.com/2013/04/10/graphic-shows-how-google-glass-works/
- 5. types of apps 1.the officially supported Glassware - a subscription service that runs via the Mirror API and can exchange information between a server app and your Google Glass 2. the native Android Apps for Google Glass - can be “side loaded” in google glass via ADB (Android Debug Bridge), a toolkit included in the Android SDK Glass App Control Center available for Android only - can do live screencasting. Google announced a Glass App store is on the way
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- 10. sousveillance Steve Mann, Fatherof Wearable Technology oversight undersight image by: Steve Mann’s daughter
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- 12. image by: NYDaily News St. peter’s square
- 13. “You’re actually sociallyisolating yourself with your phone.” Sergey Brin, Google co-founder @ TED
- 14. “The benefit ofwearable technology is that it can conveniently integrate tools, devices, power needs, and connectivity within a user’s everyday life and movements.” (Horizon Report Wiki)
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- 20. teachers Online art teacheruses Glass to record technique demonstrations http://www.onlineartteacher.net/
- 21. teachers upload insights outsideof class using Glass to a Google+ classroom community http://ralphphall.wordpress.com
- 22. teachersteachers "What I'm excitedby making these videos is not only that they're filmed with Google Glass, but they're high engagement videos, so they're meant to be really short and to get kids to think about how math and science is all around," he said. "I suppose I could have done that before, but it's just so easy now." AndrewVanden Heuvel from the Journal article 9/11/13: http://thejournal.com/Articles/2013/09/11/How-Educators-Are-Really-Using-Google-Glass.aspx?Page=1#WPTXm0bxHRV63z2M.99 http://www.youtube.com/user/STEMbite
- 23. documentary filmmaking http://www.project2x1.com Google invited studentsto create documentary films this 2013 Fall Semester at American Film Institute, CIA, Rhode Island School of Design, UCLA, USC
- 24. students send instructor lecturenotes to Evernote
- 25. students send photos toa WordPress blog
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- 27. ISSUES • microphone doesn’tpick up voices far away or with loud ambient noise • can’t hang out with more than one contact at a time • contacts limited to 10 • prescription glasses • limited apps to try • hotspot tethering • battery life
- 28. google glass EXPLORER#IFIHADGLASS...
- 30. buttons POWER CAMERA - one quickclick for photo - one long click for 10 second video - for video longer than 10 seconds, get the video started and then click again click once to turn on will make a sound when turning off
- 31. TAP wake up; click(choose) tap here HEAD TILT UP (30º) wake up SWIPE DOWN go back, cancel, go to sleep SWIPE BACKWARD go forward through timeline, go to settings SWIPE FORWARD go back through the timeline of cards gesture controls Think of the side as a touch pad.
- 32. voice control say it!“ok glass” then say one of the options like “take a picture”
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- 34. contextual search “ok glass”-> “google” -> “movies” “ok glass” -> “google” -> “alaska airlines flight 112” “ok glass” -> “google” -> “how do i say hello in arabic?”
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