Live View is Sony’s “external interface for your android device”. Due late 2010.
Here are 5 possible ways it could be used in the classroom.
1. Physical presence – Easily see what lesson the pupil is due to go to and which room they should be in. Once the pupil has arrived in the room and connected to a specified wireless point then register via an app.
2. Notifications – Receive instant important notifications from the school such as violence/gun threats such as experienced on Tuesday in the USA.
3. Storage – Easily record sound bytes from the class, the device could potentially act as an external microphone
4. Amplification – Supported learning for hard of hearing, specific audio content could be amplified instead of the current “everything is amplified” solution.
5. Bully deterrent – One button push could send an audio stream up to a central server which would mean any negative experience could be recorded.
Well, mostly in the crafting section of the game. Trying to persuade you that control and/or the day/night thing is educational would be a bit far fetched and I try to treat my readers with respect. The crafting part of the game basically asks you to merge certain elements to create new materials. For example, you turn wood into planks, planks into sticks then craft 2 sticks and one piece of coal together to create a match.
