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	<title>Comments on: 8, 10 or 11 Things That Make a Difference</title>
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		<title>By: GaryB</title>
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		<dc:creator>GaryB</dc:creator>
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		<description>IWBs?

the research is suggesting the data projector makes the difference, the teacher at the front touching the wall mounted mouse/track pad seems to be small part of the innovation.

all still depends on what is being done on the screen...much of what i have seen is re-hassh of previously attempted interactivity, which is still a &#039;learning task&#039; and playing school..or just &#039;twee&#039;

genuine tasks building on prior experience and understanding seems to be the key...

the other observation i am making( maybe it is the company i keep) is the number of innovators who also carry a mac!

seem to be way over the odds

.4% of audience are bloggers
4% of the market are mac OS
50% of the bloggers are macOS

maybe that is the key...

windows is just too hard!!!
egf not intuitive

requires high levels of abstract (non-creative?) and linear thinking to &#039;make&#039; them work eg problem solving, programming etc...might also explain why robotics is a small niche as well...higher maths..chemistry...</description>
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<p>the research is suggesting the data projector makes the difference, the teacher at the front touching the wall mounted mouse/track pad seems to be small part of the innovation.</p>
<p>all still depends on what is being done on the screen&#8230;much of what i have seen is re-hassh of previously attempted interactivity, which is still a &#8216;learning task&#8217; and playing school..or just &#8216;twee&#8217;</p>
<p>genuine tasks building on prior experience and understanding seems to be the key&#8230;</p>
<p>the other observation i am making( maybe it is the company i keep) is the number of innovators who also carry a mac!</p>
<p>seem to be way over the odds</p>
<p>.4% of audience are bloggers<br />
4% of the market are mac OS<br />
50% of the bloggers are macOS</p>
<p>maybe that is the key&#8230;</p>
<p>windows is just too hard!!!<br />
egf not intuitive</p>
<p>requires high levels of abstract (non-creative?) and linear thinking to &#8216;make&#8217; them work eg problem solving, programming etc&#8230;might also explain why robotics is a small niche as well&#8230;higher maths..chemistry&#8230;</p>
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