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How much does a video weigh?

Michael Stevens is an educator- but when he answers questions, 3.2 million people tune in to hear the answer. That’s because Stevens is the creator and host of Vsauce, an […]

  • Posted on February 20, 2014
  • By Matthew Stuve
  • In Digital Video,For Researchers,Technologies
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College Mentors for Kids February 10, 2014

This week, the iStudio hosted a group of fourth graders and their big buddies from the College Mentors for Kids program. After the students heard a presentation on the importance […]

  • Posted on February 12, 2014
  • By Matthew Stuve
  • In Events,News,Uncategorized
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How to Test an Emergency Alert System

How to Test an Emergency Alert System

By Joseph Hurtgen The worst way to test an emergency alert system is when everything is going perfect. You can’t really get anyone interested in testing an emergency system if […]

  • Posted on July 1, 2011
  • By Matthew Stuve
  • In Technologies
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The .doc that Google Built

The .doc that Google Built

By Joseph Hurtgen In a 21st century classroom lag time must be reduced. Computers must have mega gigs worth of memory. Students must be able to see each other’s work. […]

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Panasonic Boasts More Than Sound

Panasonic Boasts More Than Sound

By Joseph Hurtgen The exhibit hall of the ISTE conference is basically like the old America On-line variety of the internet. It allows for a walking tour of every major […]

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The Cisco Kids

The Cisco Kids

By Joseph Hurtgen Cisco has developed a security system predicated on video surveillance. They install a network of cameras, upwards of one hundred or more units in a given school […]

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