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Neurocyberkinetics: Neurology & Video Games
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By Mechelle De Craene on Nov 2nd, 2007
  1. Games & Gaming
  2. K-12 Learning
  3. Sciences & Neurosciences
  4. Technology
  1. Atari
  2. Daniel Moran
  3. Eric C. Leuthardt
  4. Gerwin Schalk
  5. John Zempel
  6. K-12
  7. LPCE
  8. Mathew Smyth
  9. neurocyberkinetics
  10. neurology
  11. Nick Anderson
  12. special
  13. Tim Blakely
  14. video games
  15. Wadsworth Center biomedical engineering
  16. Washington University in St. Louis

Reblog from December 12th, 2006:  Neurocyberkinetics: Neurology & Video Games

Here's a fascinating article about a 14-year-old boy...
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CAVE Technology: The Future of Education?
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By Mechelle De Craene on Nov 2nd, 2007
  1. Visualization
  2. K-12 Learning
  3. Technology
  1. CAVE technology
  2. K-12
  3. LPCE
  4. Plato
  5. special
  6. Supercomputing
  7. visualization

Reblog from: February 18th, 2007:   http://eduspaces.net/mechelledc/weblog/154106.html

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Cybernetic Developmental Theory
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By Mechelle De Craene on Oct 7th, 2007
  1. Digital Divide & Access
  2. K-12 Learning
  3. Pedagogy & Teaching
  4. Technology
  1. Constructivist Model
  2. Cybernetic Developmental Theory
  3. developmental psychology
  4. Digital Divide
  5. Epistemology
  6. Jean Piaget
  7. K-12
  8. LPCE
  9. special
  10. SPMH

Seeking to understand how children learn computers is fascinating. Dr. John Cuthell (one of my mentors from the UK) and I presented our findings...
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Teaching Sammy to Smile
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By Mechelle De Craene on Oct 6th, 2007
  1. Film, Video & Animation
  2. K-12 Learning
  3. Sciences & Neurosciences
  1. affect
  2. autism
  3. K-12
  4. social scripting
  5. special
  6. teacher perspectives
  7. video

How do you teach a smile? When I went into teaching I had no idea really what I was getting myself into. Yes, I had a master's degree when I...
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