Throughout my time investigating the SDK, I have managed to build up a library of Kinect Applications. I realise that some of these have been way back in June and In order for you to find them it might be a little tricky. This is why I have compiled a page of all of the applications. You can now scroll down and find the blog entry, the files and the description of what the program does!
Feel free to download and use these but please ask before hosting the file in other places. I’m always keen to see how the programs are being used by others.
Some of these files were built in beta 1 and you may have to adjust them to work with BETA 2, however they still run fine with BETA 2 and have been tested.
Name | Link To Blog Entry | Description | Link To files |
Kinect Sound Recognition App (Beta 1) – OLD SDK | 30th August 2011 | One of my first Kinect applications to show you how to work with speech recognition. | Download Source |
Kinect Quiz (Version 1 for Beta 1) – OLD SDK |
1st September 2011 | My second Kinect application which allows you to include 10 simple questions and 4 multiple choice answers for each one. Customizable through a teacher file. Great for teachers. | Download Source and Runtime |
Kinect Keyboard / Piano (Beta 1) OLD SDK |
2nd September 2011 | My third Kinect application which allows students to use both hands to play the piano by hovering over the correct keys. | Download Source and Runtime |
Spelling Test (Beta 1) OLD SDK |
25th September 2011 | Teach your students how to spell with a simple spelling test. Trial and tested in secondary school and they love it! | Download Source and Runtime |
Investigate the Digestive system with Kinect OLD SDK |
16th October 2011 | Teach your students the different parts of the digestive system using the Kinect. | Download Source and Runtime |
Kinect Orchestra Test | 14th February 2012 | Teach your students the map of the Orchestra by hovering over the correct items | Download Install for SDK V1 |
Kinect Image Viewer for Geography OLD SDK |
15th November 2011 | Use your voice to select from 10 pictures in a folder and then zoom in by holding your hands apart. Say Kinect 1, Kinect 2…. to change picture. | Download Source and Runtime |
Kinect Quiz | V1 SDK Post – 16th Feb | An update of the original quiz which allows you to put peoples heads on other peoples bodies. You change the angle of the Kinect and save the students score to a text file which is easily exported to Excel for analysing. | Download Application for V1 SDK |
Teach Phonics using the Kinect OLD SDK |
27th December 2011 | After speaking to an early years teacher I developed an application which helped students use phonics to spell. It includes fun pictures and angle changer for height. | Download Source and Runtime |
Kinect Calculator OLD SDK |
28th December 2011 | After finding out that I would be teaching some Numeracy this year, I though that a Kinect Calculator would be a fun way of getting children more involved. Will look at making more interactive but is a start…. | Click here to download source and runtime |
Punching Numbers – Check Prime Numbers OLD SDK |
22nd January 2011 | After finding out that I would be teaching numeracy I thought I would create another Mathematics tool. Punching numbers allows students to punch towards the Kinect when they’re guessing for prime numbers. Read the article for me. | Click here to download the source and runtime |
Kinect Air Guitar OLD SDK |
29th January 2011 | After looking through my tutorials on the internet. A guy called Harry Li produced this Air Guitar for the Kinect. It is awesome and I recommend you trying it out! | Click here to download the source and runtime |
Kinect 4 Kodu / Emulator | 13th February 2012 | After waiting for the new SDK to be released I had some changes to make to my programs. The first release for the new SDK was the Kinect 4 Kodu. The others will follow shortly. | Click here to download the full install from my sky drive |
Kinect Emulator Update 2.0 – Works with Power Point and World Wide Telescope | 8th April 2012 | After playing around with the Kinect Emulator which was previously made. I edited it and included functionality for Power Point and for World Wide Telescope. | Click here to access the Sky Drive to download it. |
Kinect Mix and Match keywords game | 4th April 2012 | After messing about with some Key words in lessons I wanted students to be a lot more aware of what they meant. Read the blog post and download free. | Click here to access the Sky Drive to download it. |
Ray,
Congratulations on all the accolades you have been receiving this year. Am delighted to have stumbled across your ideas for KNiect in the classroom as this is also one of my goals for this year! I will try to keep abreast of how you progress but am wondering what your plans are for Kodu? This is exactly something that I have been planning to do this year and it might be worthwhile to exchange some ideas?
I am at the infancy of the develoopment and programming stage (reading your work and learning from tutorials, etc.) but at least you know that you have someone out here with the same ideas! Well done, Barry
In the new year – Within the next week in fact I’m just trying to get some things together. I have an app that lets you customise controls for Kodu. For example if you shout “shoot” and you can choose which Key your keyboard will use. You can customize the voice controls and you can customer the Keyboard keys to go with specific gestures. I’m so glad that everyones loving the tutorials 🙂 – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKXAsVEvdVI&list=UUglX5e-LXyPjNeZypd5eHZg&index=11&feature=plcp check out the video of the application working. Hope this will be useful to you :). I just want to test it with a group of students before I release it so that people can see the impact.
Dear Ray
Great this startups app , good ideias and way for anyone start our mind
Best regards
Emerson
Good work!
Excellent job Ray.Wish there were talented and innovative teachers like you around when I was a kid!
Hi Ray!
Are you planning on creating an air-guitar thing for the Kinect? I am really interested in air guitars and have been trying to find one on the internet for so long for the Kinect.
Regards,
Harry
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HI Ray,
Any idea on when abouts the kinect for world wide telescope will be out?
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I usually do not leave many comments, but after browsing a great deal of comments on this page Kinect Applications | Ray Chambers.
I actually do have 2 questions for you if you do not mind.
Could it be only me or does it look as if like some of the responses
look like they are written by brain dead visitors? 😛 And,
if you are writing at other online sites, I’d like to keep up with everything fresh you have to post. Would you make a list of every one of your public sites like your Facebook page, twitter feed, or linkedin profile?
Really inspiring work .