Alessio Bernardelli
This is my fourth post on the ASUS Transformer, but I will mainly focus on free Android Apps that can be used on any Android Tablet, or smartphone. The apps I will look at are all to do with Education (especially Physics), or at least ways to apply them to a classroom situation. The first [...]
Archive for May, 2011
ASUS Transformer: apps for the classroom
Posted: May 24, 2011 in Institute of Physics, Mind Mapping, new technologies, Thoughts and ideasTags: Android, Angular Velocity, Apps, ASUS, Atomic, Bomber, clever, Contraptions, Education, eee pad, Keyboard, Learners, Market, Mind Mapping, Physics, Pluto, screen, Solar System, Tablet, Thinking Space, touch, Transformer
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I really want a free copy of iMindMap 5 Ultimate!
Posted: May 12, 2011 in Mind Mapping, new technologies, Thoughts and ideasTags: Biggerplate, collaborate, collaboration, Competition, Creative, effective, Energy, forms of energy, imindmap, iMindMap 5, Learners, learning, mind map, Mind Mapping, potential, rules, share, sharing, Ultimate, Win, worldwide
If you really want a free copy of the best mind mapping software ever created (iMindMap 5), you can take part to this simple competition. There are two ways in which you can participate and they both involve sharing. Option 1 – Download your free trial of iMindMap 5 here (after the trial period your [...]
Cool! A Transformer is coming to our house?
Posted: May 9, 2011 in new technologiesTags: Apps, ASUS, free, Games, learning, letters, numbers, Preschool, Tablet, Transformer
You can imagine the excitement when I said to my three boys that a Transformer would arrive to our house in a week! The ASUS Transformer, which such a cool name, became immediately the most awesome thing they could imagine (even before having seen it) I have to say that, as well as being a [...]
Seeing is believing!
Posted: May 7, 2011 in Institute of Physics, Thoughts and ideasTags: ASE, Beads, Clare Thomson, Cold, Convection, currents, Education, Energy, Food colouring, Heat, Hot, Institute of Physics, IoP, Kinetic, Movement, particles, PhysEd, Science, Water
I first saw the demonstration in the video below done by Clare Thomson at the “Best of PhysEd” lecture at the ASE Conference in 2010. Ever since I tried to make various versions of it, from using two very tall gas columns, filming it with high frame rate cameras, etc. But today I think I [...]
The perfect drop!
Posted: May 6, 2011 in Institute of Physics, Thoughts and ideasTags: Alberto, Animals, breath taking, Drops, Ghizzi Panizza, Landscapes, perfect, Photos, Physics
I am very proud of my brother in law, not only because he has married my sister, and that alone is quite a challenge , but also because he is very creative and a phenomenal Photographer. His determination and patience, that have allowed him to live peacefully with my sister for so many years (something [...]
ASUS Transform-ing note taking!
Posted: May 4, 2011 in Institute of PhysicsTags: ASUS, Evernote, Physics, Polaris Office, Science, Science on Stage, Tablet, Transformer
This blog post has two aims. One is to continue the series of posts on my experience of the ASUS Transformer, which is becoming a really inseparable “friend” in my work, and the other aim is to give you an update of the Science on Stage Europe Conference held in Copenhagen last month. The reason [...]
