Adaptive learning has been the new “it” word among educators for some time now but the tools of the trade haven’t really met the needs. Flexible Learning by designer Lena Edman addresses those issues with a tool kit consisting of a UMPC (ultra mobile PC), a PMP (portable multimedia player), and 60 mini e-ink screens.
The UMPC activates by fingerprint scan ensuring security. It has an multi touch OLED screen and has a fully customizable interface. The second part is a PMP enabling the student to record classes, assignments, listen to audio books and/or record their own notes. The third part is a set of 60 mini screens with e-ink technology that can be puzzled together into cubes. They can be filled with pictures or text on both sides and can then be used as a game to study – think hi-tech flash cards. The entire system addresses how almost every student learns, be it text memorization, game interactivity, repetition, or experimentation.
Designer: Lena Edman
I could really use this does anyone know where i can get this and for how much?
Dam this could realy help me!
Also want to know where i can get this from.
Damn, I could have used this in school.
It would make a nice little kit. Though, I suspect the mini-screens to be a bit gratuitous as a part of this kit. Generally available screens such as those would be great given all the organic social uses that will spring up around them.
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What a fascinating idea. I like the way this leverages distributed devices.
What’s the product development timeline?
I’ll buy it!!! Can’t wait to see it..
I like this innovative tool,please advise shop