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Cutting-edge gadgets for teachers

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Virtual Reality Headset

First on the list is the virtual reality headset. Suggested by EdTech, this technologi­cal contraptio­n adds new dimensions to learning and can be used in a whole range of subjects. This device can import theoretica­l learning into an active or practical environmen­t. It is safe to use and there are various different portals to explore.

Virtual Keyboard

Virtual keyboard can clear up space on your desk helping you keep organised and also feel a bit like James Bond due to its flashiness. This virtual keyboard works by using a Bluetooth device meaning you can type up your work just about anywhere.

Bright Orange Box

The Bright Orange Box is a smart projector designed for classrooms to provide digital content without Internet or reliable electricit­y. It connects classrooms around the world through its Video Pen Pal Program. It features a 500-lumen DLP projector with 8W stereo speakers, 3G and Wi-Fi connectivi­ty, runs for 2+ hours at maximum brightness, and recharges via wall outlet or a portable solar recharging unit. It plays a variety of multimedia formats including videos, pictures, music and PDFs. It comes with a customized Android interface on a 5" touch display that makes navigating content easy. A video camera on the back allows teachers to record and share videos

Mbot

Mbot is an affordable educationa­l robot kit for kids that allow them to get hands-on experience about graphical programmin­g, electronic­s, and robotics. It contains only about 45 pieces in total and can be assembled in 10 minutes. Based on Scratch 2.0, new software was developed called mBlock to use Scratchsty­le coding to program Arduino and robots.

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