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		<title>E-Ink brings fresh thought to classrooms</title>
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<p><a rel="nofollow" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_Ink">E Ink</a> is a new technology that is exciting investors the world over.  E Ink is basically a way of displaying 4 shades of grey onto an LCD type display that uses a less power.  I am going to be discussing practical uses for this in a school or classroom environment.
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<div>Obvious uses are:</div>
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<li>Replace classroom display boards with relevant material.</li>
<li>Replace paintings or signs with suitable notices.</li>
<li>Use as a reading device, alternative to a laptop.</li>
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<div>My concept..:</div>
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<div>It wasn&#8217;t that many years ago since I left the classroom&#8230;  Okay, so it was but I still remember most of what I wasn&#8217;t supposed to be learning.  My eyes constantly wandered around the walls looking at the presentation that year 11 had done on osmosis whilst trying not to learn..  </div>
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<div>So I figured..  </div>
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<div>Why not have displays that update with material that is relevant to what the teacher is trying to teach, that way when I start to wander at least I&#8217;m learning something <span class="blsp-spelling-corrected" id="SPELLING_ERROR_0">that&#8217;s</span> useful.</div>
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<div>Something to note:</div>
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<div>E Ink will mostly be powered by solar and should be sustainable using standard classroom lighting.  E Ink will not be a replacement for a computer or laptop.  E Ink is a display technology.</div>
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<div>And to sprinkle the <span class="blsp-spelling-error" id="SPELLING_ERROR_1">frosties</span>&#8230;</div>
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<div>Currently 7&#8243; x 9&#8243; screens are classed as &#8220;massive&#8221;.  Some of the screens are flexible and most do not have any wireless connectivity.  </div>
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<div>In my ideal world a screen would be 4ft x 3ft, width/height adjustable and include some sort of wireless content delivery system.  Oh and it should be solar powered.  I want to pay about $200 for this, max.</div>
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<div>Oh and as my last request I want to be able to roll it up at the end of the term, just so the cleaners don&#8217;t break it!</div>
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<div style="text-align: center;">The flexible potential of E Ink</div>
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