Monthly Archives: August 2011

So I’ve been blogging lately about how you can create some simple applications to use in your class rooms. I have shown you how you can use speech recognition and how you can use a skeleton to do a hover … Continue reading →

So now that I’ve had a chance to play around with the Kinect SDK a lot more I discovered that you could also use the Kinect to detect sound recognition. At first I thought I would be a bit ambitious … Continue reading →

Please note you can find a new version of the app here  A few months ago my school was nice enough to get me a Kinect. This was before the SDK had came out. I had found out how to … Continue reading →

Yesterday I posted a blog entry about a new tool by Microsoft called “Microsoft Tag” and I just thought I would give you an update on the type of resource you could prepare. I am going to be starting off … Continue reading →

Recently I had the opportunity of going to Microsoft Partners In Learning Summer Camp. It was a great day and I got to meet so many innovative teachers with lots of brilliant ideas. I has to be one of the … Continue reading →

I have recently had the pleasure of working with Dan Roberts from Saltash Community College in Cornwall. Students at Saltash developed a project and resources of work for primary school teachers to teach pupils how to design their own computer … Continue reading →