[liveblog] Ronen Sofer from Intel
Ronen Sofer from Intel shows a video that is in favor of education.
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NOTE: Live-blogging. Getting things wrong. Missing points. Omitting key information. Introducing artificial choppiness. Over-emphasizing small matters. Paraphrasing badly. Not running a spellpchecker. Mangling other people’s ideas and words. Listening through a translator. You are warned, people. |
How do we connect tech and people? [He gives a post-ironic spiel, mocking typical industry pitches.] But the real challenge in “going beyond the screen.”
So far, the screen has been an interactive text book. Very structured. Visually rich. How to get closer to personal tutoring.
Barriers: 1. Sensing, recognizing and understanding me; 2. Reacting and reasoning
What Intel can offer:
Perceptual computing
RealSense enable detection of faces, expressions, sentiment, etc.
PerC Avatars: avatars that mimic your expressions
Physical activity context – fitbit-ish
understanding of time: when is the optimal time for studying
Makerspace stuff
Natural language, cognitive computing, connected classroom, KNO content management for ed
RealSense + Scratch (RealScratch)
