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The classroom of the future would be like any other classroom, except I think there'd be very few textbooks. People would have Pads or Tablets that'll allow them to get information." FUTURE EDUCATION: http://www.scoop.it/t/science-news?q=future+education 
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Expand your knowledge about the world in an enjoyable method using your Apple tablet through these educational ipad apps for science. ... Via Norman Morgan, Kalani Kirk Hausman
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Twenty-two-month-old George sits on a tiny blue chair, at a baby-sized desk, playing with a grown-up toy -- an iPad, sign of a powerful trend that has set alarm bells ringing among child development experts.
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As any other dutiful scientist, Dr. Weilin "Will" Hou, an oceanographer in the Oceanography Division at NRL Stennis Space Center (NRL-SSC), did his research. Earlier last summer, he decided the hottest tablet computer available on the market-the iPad-was the best option for an upcoming experiment.
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Forget Angry Birds: a new iPad game called Pig Chase could allow you to interact with real animals. Designed by Clemens Driessen and a team from Wageningen University and Utrecht School for the Arts in the Netherlands, the app aims to challenge pigs while creating a collaborative environment for play. Read more: http://www.newscientist.com/blogs/nstv/2012/01/game-on-piggies-ipad-play-hits-the-pigpen.html...
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Awesome iPad 3 concept. This iPad 3 video contains advanced CG iPad 3 features on a new iPad design. A huge step up from iPad 1 features or iPad 2 features. ...
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A recent study shows that students using paper textbooks don’t score as well as those who use digitized versions.
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Palm Beach School District gave students in elementary, middle, and high school settings iPads. They were popular to say the least - more than 90% of students polled expressed feelings of comfort and joy at incorporating the iPad into their classrooms.
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It's been less than a month since the Marines flew their first robotic supply helicopter on its debut combat mission in Afghanistan. Already... Articles about robotics: http://www.scoop.it/t/science-news?tag=robotics
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Communication with dolphins is getting better all the time — they’ve been using iPads, for one thing, and humans have been working on a type of Rosetta Stone-like two-way translation device. A new gadget could improve matters even further, by allowing humans to produce the full range of dolphin sounds. The acoustics researchers who developed it call it the Dolphin Speaker.
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Church pews nationwide were lit up this Easter weekend, and not just by the glow of so many churchgoers making their once-a-year appearances — iPads and smartphones were on plenty of parishioners’ laps, helping people follow along with the ceremonies. Congregants are feeling increasingly comfortable with using gadgets in church, and priests and ministers are condoning it. Articles about TECHNOLOGY: http://www.scoop.it/t/science-news?tag=technology
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Milwaukee County Zoo primates have started using four donated iPads for enrichment exercises.
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Unpacking humanity's collective conscience through 'the last word in man's quest for perfect communications.' In 1964, legendary science...
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I think what he really predicted was the "Galaxy Tab".
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Orangutans across the world may soon join the ranks of millions of humans as proud owners of new iPads.
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Textbooks on iPad go way beyond the printed page. See how they bring learning material to life with video, audio, interactivity, and more.
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An iPad game concept called Pig Chase would allow humans to play with pigs by steering a light projected on the walls of pens. Such a game might raise awareness of farming and animal welfare issues.
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Attached to a weather balloon, an Apple iPad was lifted to over 100,000 feet and dropped back down to Earth encased in G-Form Extreme Edge case. It remained on throughout the drop and landed fully functional.
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