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And I thought my GeoGebra and Algodoo animations were good. Take a look at the original here:

http://madebyevan.com/webgl-water/

Its not just the graphics that are so impressive it's the fact that you can interact with it. I don't play computer games, if I did I might not be so impressed but it certainly stands out to me.

As usual, educational tools are a long way behind the gaming industry but one day we will be able to use such things. Interesting times.


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