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Microsoft Research Cliplets is an interactive app that will that will let you create the newspaper images from Hogwarts’ Daily Prophet.
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New technologies from Microsoft Research are enabling scientists, researchers, and citizen scientists to build better narratives with big data.
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Kinect for Windows will be commercially available Feb 1. What does this mean for classroom learning?
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This week at Microsoft Research’s 12th annual Faculty Summit, Project Hawaii student creations from over 20 universities will be on showcase. Project Hawaii is an experimental program that provides students with tools, services, and equipment to create their own, cloud-enabled applications using Windows Azure (Microsoft’s platform-as-a-service) and Windows Phone [...]
Continue Reading →Microsoft Academic Search provides extensive discovery engine for academic papers and published scientific research. With a growing index of over 3 million papers, this may become a popular destination for academic researchers.
Continue Reading →The death of educational podcasting could be around the corner. Project Tuva paints a clear vision on how schools and universities can take their original content beyond podcasts and YouTube lectures and into the realm of transformed learning. Discover how a modern science professor’s 50 year old lecture gains new life using Microsoft Silverlight.
Continue Reading →You cannot use words to describe this. You need to see it for yourself.
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