Augmented Reality in the Classroom and Library #ozseries

The #ozseries presentation from last night;

Come hear about the top 4 ways to ue augmented reality in the classroom, community or library

Top 4 ways to really win with augmented reality in your school, community or library by Brendan O’Keefe on Jun 14, 2012

LINKS:
[1] Layar Reality Browser – Augmented Reality software
http://www.layar.com/download/
[2] Libraries of the future use Augmented Reality – We build AR to make your library come alive! Plus Museums, Schools, Galleries & Exhibitions
Augmenting the Library
[3] Posters Augmented Reality Store: insightguy [TeachersPayTeachers.com]

A bunch of petty piss-ants?

“The Aust public is entitled to look at us as a bunch of petty piss-ants if we can’t sort this out”: Senator Nick Xenofon #faine #auspol
– @774melbourne

Perhaps then there are different crises. For the poor wretches desperate enough to entrust themselves and their families to leaking tubs in monsoon season, the crisis really is one of life or death. Seeking a better life, or any life, away from whatever hellhole they’re fleeing, they find themselves pitched into the waters and onto the rocks. Sometimes they survive. Sometimes they die, screaming.
– John Birmingham
The refugee crisis is real and never-ending (2012-Jun-28) [Brisbane Times]

The desperate, frantic efforts of politicians clambering for a tidy solution – one where they can say “we just got something done” – is simply insufficient.
Complex, far-reaching arrangements and relationships, which are capable of effectively responding to those in need of protection are required.
All of this means we need a discussion of many things that were not on the table yesterday, and show no sign of being raised in future.
– Sharon Pickering
Six issues missing from the asylum seeker debate (2012-Jun-28) [The Conversation]