Summer Tech Day: Kids, Science and Technology
What do you get when you combine a bunch of kids with Classmates PCs roaming the floor of the California Academy of Sciences? Technology Chaos. Yes, that describes today's events. Really though, today was quite an experience. I spent most of the day with some really awesome youngsters who are way beyond the technology curve of adoption. The event was hosted by Intel and we invited a bunch of kids and their parents (industry analysts and local bloggers) for some fun in the sun. Well, as usual, it was a tad cloudy in SF but I think you catch my drift, no pun.
Basically, we equipped each kid with a convertible classmate PC and sent them off into the museum to perform several tasks like taking video of fish, snakes and other critters; drawing pictures with their PC and much more. Here is some video and images that highlight today's events.
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Jul 30 | jason said:
wow, excellent program. Thanks for sharing this, as usual. The classmates PC are quite the learning machine for kids. Do you happen to know when/where they will be available in retail in store?
Aug 11 | Jonam said:
Good program. its useful to me
thanks
Aug 16 | sriram said:
very useful. thanks