A space for learning - ZEFRANK.COM

denito · 08-20-2007, 09:38 PM

I was really worried that I was too breif or didn't get the point across properly, but it seems I'm finally in the right company.

ROBA - the type of learning can be anything. Someone can teach a piano lesson, someone else can teach linear algebra, someone else can teach how to change a flat tire. For the submission we will have to give examples of what we perceive will be the most common or powerful uses of it, but we should leave it open for it to be used in ways we can't imagine.

Kungfuiest - I like it, if we have the ability to make it an immersive 3d world that would be really good. I guess it will depend on what technical skills we have amongst us and what standard of technology is in play when it is released. Perhaps immersive 3d will have to be an option, but not the only way to navigate the lesson space.

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08-20-2007, 09:38 PM	#6
denito Registered User Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 2	I was really worried that I was too breif or didn't get the point across properly, but it seems I'm finally in the right company. ROBA - the type of learning can be anything. Someone can teach a piano lesson, someone else can teach linear algebra, someone else can teach how to change a flat tire. For the submission we will have to give examples of what we perceive will be the most common or powerful uses of it, but we should leave it open for it to be used in ways we can't imagine. Kungfuiest - I like it, if we have the ability to make it an immersive 3d world that would be really good. I guess it will depend on what technical skills we have amongst us and what standard of technology is in play when it is released. Perhaps immersive 3d will have to be an option, but not the only way to navigate the lesson space.