MIT Sketch Board: Amazing Computer Assisted Blackboard

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The MIT Sketch Board is highlighted as an impressive computer-assisted blackboard that serves as a fascinating learning tool. Users express enthusiasm about its engaging features and potential for fun in educational settings. The technology appears to integrate elements from Working Model 2D for simulations, though it may primarily utilize the ASSIST framework. Overall, the discussion emphasizes the innovative aspects of this tool in enhancing learning experiences. The MIT Sketch Board stands out for its unique capabilities in educational environments.
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What an amazing computer assisted blackboard.

 
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waht said:
What an amazing computer assisted blackboard.



Its a very fascinating learning tool. One can have so much fun with that.

It seems to be an integration of Working Model 2D for the simulation aspect and http://rationale.csail.mit.edu/project_assist.shtml" . Well on second thought, it may be just ASSIST alone.
 
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