I know. . .it would rock to have one of those.
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I know. . .it would rock to have one of those.
Well, the man DOES have his own laser tag equipment ....
What does it do? I've only caught part of a couple of episodes.
Is it the kind where you can print out all your scribble and diagrams right off the board? Because we have one of those and it's pretty sweet. Or is it fancier?
It was VERY cool - basically a big screen where he could lay out various elements of his story, with the factors (i.e., characters) would drop down/pop up when he went to that element.
eta: it was actually more like an on-screen organizational diagram projected on a big screen than one of this fancy white board things
Touchscreen, of course.
It might be product placement from some company. The latest Bond movie had a cool computer table that I saw in a PBS show on prototype technology from Microsoft.
Yeah, Cisco's making some crazy stuff these days too.
In my surfing, I have stumbled upon some thing called a SMART board:
Add interactive power to your LCD or plasma panel with a SMART Board interactive display. Simply touch the display to control computer applications, write in digital ink and save all your work.
Oh! Those came up in one of our long discussions of teaching, last summer I think. Probably in Natter.
I'm sure it is mondo expensive. Though I wonder what the software was that was organizing his murder board data. Maybe that is more reasonably priced and I could just pretend I was running it on a touchscreen LCD.