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This piece of technology is super cool, and a huge advance in technology that I think may take a few years to really be seen. The same way AR and VR took a minute to become popular. Super interesting and going to be cool to see how it can be incorporated into education

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I really like how Nicole starts out her talk by pushing the fact that everyone can be creative, we just need to learn/relearn how to be. This really stood out as I feel as I grew up I lost touch with my creative side that we all have as children. It is something to relearn and value again now and is important to keep creativity in learning so kids do not lose this in their life. - Ainsley

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I really like how Nicole starts out her talk by pushing the fact that everyone can be creative, we just need to learn/relearn how to be. This really stood out as I feel as I grew up I lost touch with my creative side that we all have as children. It is something to relearn and value again now and is important to keep creativity in learning so kids do not lose this in their life. - Ainsley

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I think this is a super important talk as we have discussed previously how important it is to in fact have smart phones in a classroom! that is the way this current generation is learning adn we as teachers need to adapt to how they learn and work with them to optimize learning
-Shelby

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This video reminded me of that one ride at Disney, the "Carousel of Progress" located in Tomorrowland where they put together a ride they celebrated technological advances and then imagined what the future might look like. In this video, however, the future feels far closer than expected! Advances in Augmented Reality, connecting virtually, and the ways in which we use technology as a tool has advanced incredibly! There is a streamed I watch named CodeMiko who is puppeting a virtual body, and her goal is to make her interactive stream (with her in it) a full blown game! This technology just blows my mind!

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I really appreciated the "Reawakening Creativity" video! The way Nicole Dalesio emphasized the importance of making time to create and giving opportunities to explore was amazing - even something as simple as bringing student outside to take jumping photos. People often think creativity is just something that happens/comes naturally from within, but it takes discipline. Finding ways to include creative projects, take changes, form creative HABITS would not only be beneficial for ourselves but our future students.

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I really resonated with the Ted Talk “Reawakening Creativity.” It is so natural to get lost in the ebb and flow of everyday life, that it is easy to forget what brings us joy and sparks our own creativity. As I manage my tiring daily to-do lists, I can say I have never pencilled in spend a few minutes to do something that inspires a creative side in me. As teachers, it’s important to find new ways to inspire our students continuously. But how can we do that if we are not able to spark creativity within ourselves?

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The video “A Day Made of Glass” conveyed a very intriguing concept of what the future can hold.  I love seeing what type of technology can become available to us as we progress through new findings and accomplishments. As much as I would love to imagine a world full of new technology, some of this equipment almost seem too good to be true! I believe that advanced technology is important in the field of medicine, along with in our educational classrooms. Being able to connect with others across the world within seconds while sharing new findings has the potential to open so many new doors of possibilities.

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This piece of technology reminds me of the movie Mean Girls when Gretchen is trying to make "fetch" happen - it's never going to happen. I truly can't picture a world where people walk around with these glasses on. They need to be more like glasses we wear now. - Michaela

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The part of the video showing technology embedded in glass in nature was incredible to watch, and we are slowly getting there in my opinion. At zoos I've seen interactive videos on the animals, but if the glass was as big as it is in the film, who cleans the fingerprints? - Michaela

This video also showed a child's device being an identifier tools (identifying plants), which is something we should incorporate to the classroom! There are plenty of apps available to download to identify plants, and this would be an engaging activity for students.

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I think that as tech teachers, we have a job to do in helping society (parents especially) to stop demonizing smartphones/digital devices by helping students use their mobile devices as the powerful learning tools that they are.
Photography is a fun way to learn, create and explore life outdoors.
-Ugo

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The Microsoft hololens will be a great support for students in STEM. Imagine 3D Geometry in the classroom. Math/physics teachers will no longer be drawing 3D images on a two-dimensional whiteboard. Learning will become more realistic and effective.
The question is... how affordable is it for the average student? Will the government be interested in funding the procurement of this reality gadget for schools?
-Ugo

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Some of the technology embedded in glass surfaces will be a long time in coming ... Eva