Google Glass In Education

HOW GOOGLE GLASS MIGHT BE USED IN EDUCATION The future is now. With Google Glass, teachers and students alike can display information in a smartphone-like hands-free format, while interacting with the Internet via natural language voice commands. With limitless possibilities at its virtual fingertips, the education community can build closer working relationships with students, and allow children to get more involved with their learning experience. Here we take a look at how Google Glass might be used in education. EDUCATION INNOVATION Create first-person video Document and keep Use the augmented reality Capture science in Remote teaching and guides for a collective sharable records of feature of Google Glass everyday life via photos, one-on-one on class trips/excursions or historic tours to display class experience in real lessons that require videos, audio and images tutor sessions. time. demonstration and and share with the class. hands-on experience facts or figures about functionality. relevant buildings or landmarks instantly. HAIR ENGLISH MOUTH TRANSLATION NOSE SPANISH TRADUCCIÓN Learn new languages Create Create Facial recognition to help Teacher evaluations using the Google timetables/schedules mini-documentaries to teachers identify become less intimidating Translator App/Real-time for teachers, lectures and enhance storytelling in their students. by removing the observer Language Translation. students. the classroom. from the physical classroom. STUDENT A AGRICULTURE Q TEACHERS VIEW Connect with other Create a "Teacher's View" Transfer videos and Display more detailed Real-time searching for educators from different online to watch a images to student's information on students' cross referencing for parts of the world via colleague's lesson and tablets/devices for show academic positioning, essays, presentations and Google Hangout. offer suggestions in real and tell. allowing teachers to tailor reports. time that appear in the lessons to students' teacher's eye-line. strengths and weak- nesses, making lessons more CALENDER Provide accessibility for Have a specialist or Students and teachers Augmented Reality Students can now use Feedback System - a HUD that let teachers know students and teachers behavioural expert who wear glasses can now Google Now for personal- with visual, auditory and observe children for signs enjoy easier and more ised search and retrieval physical handicaps. of a learning disability as accurate eye examinations when their students are on cards that are tailored they work in their in real time. falling behind. to their personal learning classroom with their needs (based on teacher. repeated use). CLASS REVIEW Interactive, augmented, Record role-plays of Teachers can create Record lessons from the Research and study teams reality problem solving public speaking exercises real time connections teacher perspective and could stay visually games inside in class without the with home-schooled and edit together with views connected, the classroom. "observer effect". remote students taking from the student despite splitting up into education beyond the lab, library and field teams. perspective as a tool for classroom. revision and reflection. REPORT You PLEASE EXPLAIN IN MORE DETAIL Tube Send messages that Interact with instructors Youtube education for Students who are Group tutorial sessions contain important and peers in a classroom setting via online distance learning. reluctant to ask aloud in like Google Hangouts with teachers to clarify any information to students' lectures can send parents such as test learning. questions via text SMS to points or questions that scores and report cards. Google Glass. may have been missed or coordinate with teachers on homework. GOOGLE GLASS The future is now. Google glass brings an innumerable amount of positive additions to classroom technology capabilities. Students and teachers alike will benefit from a more involved and interactive classroom experience. SOURCES informED Edudemic Education Stormfront LifeOn Tech.com Forbes Diary of an E Learner TheJewishWeek.com Freep.com ReadWrite.com Wired.com AGL-Initiatives.org Ferris.edu EducationDive.com www.OPENCOLLEGES.EDU.AU/INFORMED Engadget.com GigaOM DavidLeeEdTech.com Foradian.com MetrixGroup.com EmergingEdTech.com The Chronicle Shamskm.com Rob-Llewellyn.blogspot.com Edudemic ASTD.org KevinJamesNG.com RoyalReports.com The Learners Way WEATHER 96