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Saturday, 1 October 2011

rainbow keyboard of computer

Is that drab old monochromatic keyboard getting you down? This keyboard from Korea’s Luxeed features color changing LEDs under each and every key.

While it can certainly be used to produce seizure-inducing displays of blinking color, the keyboard comes with software that lets you do more subtle things, like just set the keyboard to a light up with a single hue that strikes your mood, or create intricate patterns of color.

Luxeed’s USB keyboards are available in a white backlit version (KRW 118,800 / $127 USD) and a sleek black backlit version (KRW 125,600 / $134 USD), where the keys stay black and only the letters change colors.

The keyboards have started to trickle out in their native land of Korea, but hopefully somebody will see fit to import these into the U.S. and Europe

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ICT

In  current education systems worldwide, ICT has not been as  extensively  implemented as might be found in other fields, such as  business.Reasons  for the absence of these technologies in education vary. Some  experts  suggest it is the high costs associated with implementing these   technologies that prevents schools from using them in the   classroom.Other experts argue that the social nature of current   education systems, which require a substantial amount of personal   contact between teachers and their students, prevents these technologies   from being better integrated in the classroom setting.

Uses

The  use of ICTs in education extends beyond equipping classrooms with   computers and an Internet connection. There are a wide variety of ICTs   currently available to schools and universities that can be implemented   to enhance students’ overall learning experiences in numerous ways.   Those schools and universities that have implemented ICTs primarily use   these technologies to fulfill three objectives:

Increase Networking Opportunities: ICTs helps connect schools to other schools, as well as individuals within those schools to one another. This ability to network is especially important for students in rural areas and students in developing countries.

Provide Distance Learning: With the advent of ICTs, learning has become Web-based. As a result, ICTs have started to replace correspondence schools.

Supplement Traditional Learning: One of the most common uses of ICTs in education involves students using software programs such as Microsoft Word to produce otherwise traditional written assignments.

Cybernetics International College of Technology

Saturday, 1 October 2011

rainbow keyboard of computer

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