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NUITEQ's VP of Strategy and Content attended the University of Calgary's iLab Demo Day 2019. The above video is a glimpse of the creative projects professors and students, working in the Interactions Laboratory to bring ideas to life, presented at this year's iLab Demo Day.
From maker spaces to rescue projects, to interactive violins or even understanding the mukbang culture, the projects presented were inspiring.
Check the video to see what the future of research looks like.
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About Ed On EdTech
The Ed on EdTech YouTube channel was created to provide a first-hand account of Education around the world. The host, Dr. Edward Tse, has been working in the field of Educational Technology for over ten years and interviews key thought leaders in Technology, Education, and Research.
There are so many opinions about education on the web; Dr. Edward Tse believes that first-hand experiences are the best way to learn about education. He seeks a broad range of opinions from around the world, and his vlog recognizes the impact of video on education. Thought leaders share stories about collaboration in the classroom, how they encouraged critical thinking skills and helped students harness their creative potential.
His channel was awarded the 2018 Global EdTech Leader from the Edvocate. As VP of Strategy and Content at NUITEQ, Dr. Tse focuses on making it easy for teachers to engage in active learning and enabling creative expression using lightweight tools on mobile devices.
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About Dr. Edward Tse
Dr. Edward Tse’s passion is using research to make education fun. He holds over 50 Utility and Design patent filings and is the primary inventor of the first MultiTouch Table Product for Education: The SMART Table. He uses research to apply emerging technology trends to education so teachers can spend more time connecting with students and less time on content delivery.
