Eye tracking technology has progressed so much in the past few decades and particularly the past few years. As technology becomes more and more sophisticated,…
Month: March 2021
Real-time Safety
Posted in Mobile Technologies
This morning my sister texted me to be on guard in my neighborhood because of recent crime reports. Coincidentally, I had been reading this research…
Are those reviews reliable?
Posted in Mobile Culture
How many of us check out ratings and reviews for restaurants, hotels, businesses, and apps? How many of us ignore anything under 4 stars? Now…
Memrise is a mobile app designed to help users retain specific amounts of vocabulary in a subject area (Math, Chemistry), a language, or other topic…
With the outbreak of pandemic last year, the students as well as teachers started finding new ways to communicate and collaborate for learning and group…
I will be the first to admit that Animal Crossing: New Horizons (ACNH) has been a welcome distraction for me throughout the past year. At…
What are QR codes? A QR code (originally short for Quick Response code) is a machine-readable barcode that can be scanned and interpreted by dedicated…
Throughout the MET we’ve all been tasked with showcasing and utilizing a new technology. While new technologies present endless possibilities for advancements it’s important to…
Designing with purpose
Posted in Mobile Technologies
Two of the most important characteristics of good design are discoverability and understanding. Don Norman (2013 p. 3) I am reading Don Norman’s book, “The…
A2 — Augmented Reality
Posted in (A2) Movable Feast
Augmented reality (AR) is precisely what it sounds like: reality, but with something added. The “something” added can include static data (a part number, an…