Panasonic, along with Intel and Microsoft, has created a purpose-built computer for the K-12 education market. It won’t keep kids stuck in the classroom, however. It’s extremely portable, even having a carrying handle, and is intended to be brought out into the field to look at things in nature and study the world.
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‘There Came an Echo’ by Iridium Studios launched this week after a successful Kickstarter two years ago.
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Earlier this month I was able to attend my first ever International Consumer Electronics Show, and lo what a glorious sight!
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Save the world’s most valuable art from the Nazis in this fast-paced and fun bluffing game, coming to Kickstarter, soon!
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Write a science-fiction story or comic, or create a new chemistry set. New competitions award your creativity and love of science!
Continue ReadingFor the past month, I’ve been testing an Intel-Powered Convertible Classmate PC, featuring an LCD touch-screen. The hardware and software are specifically designed for educational use but Intel wants this to be much more than just another classroom tool. They want …
Continue ReadingOne final note on the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair: Intel is now running a “People’s Choice Award” where the public can vote for their favorite projects from ISEF on the Inspired by Education website. Voting begins May 20 and …
Continue ReadingWell, the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair is over leaving me somewhat hollow inside. I will now leave the world of brilliant, talented high school students devoting their considerable talents to solving the world’s problems, to return to the …
Continue ReadingAs those of you following me on Twitter know, I combed Intel’s International Science and Engineering Fair for… the best and the brightest? to be true, these kids are all the best and the brightest. They make 40 year-old schlubs …
Continue ReadingLast year, our esteemed leader Ken Denmead, went to the International Science and Engineering Fair in Atlanta compliments of our good friends at Intel. This year it’s my turn. Mine! Mine! All mine! Sorry, but I do channel Daffy from …
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