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Eduosity Reviews & News offers a fresh perspective on the most educationally relevant products from an education technology, human computer interface (HCI), human factors and ergonomics (HF&E), and parental point of view.
Google’s latest flagship device, the HTC Nexus 9, is an 8.9” tablet that retails at $399 for the 16GB model. The most notable advantage of any Nexus device is the pure Android experience with undelayed updates directly from Google as they become available. Let’s see how the new experience measures up.
Read MoreWhat does Chrome OS and the HP Chromebook 11 priced at $279 have to offer? Is it a good value for the education market?
Read MoreSteve Jobs famously made the case for not needing a stylus. However, there are times that the average index finger is too large to manipulate an item adequately, which creates the need for a tool. On a tablet the need for a tool arises when one wishes to handwrite or illustrate. It is possible to do both with a finger tip, but the results are fairly crude for most. This review examines average styli and one that is specifically designed for handwriting; the Adonit Jot Script Evernote Edition.
Read MoreThis review of Microsoft’s Surface 2 started with excitement and anticipation for what Microsoft’s flagship hardware/software could offer, but after a few days of use it ultimately ended in disappointment. The hardware is well put together with high-end finishes, but the finishes only carry the user so far. This review examines the ins and outs of using the Surface 2 and what it has to offer.
Read MoreIs the high end Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 really worth the price? This review takes a hard look at the usability aspects that come from living with and using the Amazon Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 in a family environment. Having a background in educational technology, human computer interface, usability and interactive design I tend to look at things a bit differently. This review will explore the Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 from the aspect of both an educational technologist and a father of four.
Read MoreEduosity consults and conducts research to aid in the development of relevant engaging learning technologies and experiences. Formally known at Nautical Flame Consulting, Eduosity’s projects have recently focused on integrating iPads into the learning environment while studying their impact on adult learning.
Reviews & News offers a fresh perspective on the most educationally relevant products from an education technology, human computer interface (HCI), human factors and ergonomics (HF&E), and parental point of view.
