Teaching tip: wearable technology

September 10, 2013

Cornerstone

Wearable technology is an advanced electronic device that is small enough to be worn naturally in the form of clothing, accessories or portable lightweight containers. While this is not a new product genre (we can look back at things like the calculator watch and Sony Walkman), the items and their functionality are progressing rapidly. What is changing involves the rise of Internet-anywhere mobile device use, user interfaces with interactivity between reality and digital information, and a recent push to make devices available for the ordinary consumer.

Teaching tip by Jennifer Moss, instructional designer

Web link: http://elearning.uaf.edu/go/tt-archive

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Wearable Technology: Google Glass
Sept. 20, at noon in the Akasofu Building room 417
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