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Neurosky

I like to keep up to date with the use of technology in the classroom but I was just reading an article in the Guardian weekly about the latest developments in the game world and it bought it home to me how far education is from the cutting edge.

Apparently there is now an interface called a "Neurosky" that allows the gamer to control the game directly with their brain. If they concentrate they can blow things up or if they relax they can make objects float.

Next they'll be making us imagine things when we are asleep, dream on.


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