Portable learning centre
The technology of the flexible learning centre looks usable in Australia and could be built into a transportable classroom. But could this be taken a step further and be made portable? That would allow the equipment to be carried into a room in a number of travel cases and set up in a few minutes. As well as being used for education, this could provide a temporary office.
Carry Cases
One useful definition for what is portable is the size of an airline carry on bag:
19.75" x 11.00" x 7.60" (50.1 x 27.9 x 19.3 cm) inside.
Display Screen
A flat panel screen such as an LCD or plasma display will not fit in a travel case. Also the large plastic or glass surface of the screen is subject to damage in transit. An alternative is a projector, DLP Projectors currently offering good brightness at a reasonable price.
Student Screens
Laptop computers are more easily packed than LCD screens. In this case high power computers are not required. An alternative is the ASUS Eee PC which has no hard disk and a 7" or 10" screen.
Carry Cases
One useful definition for what is portable is the size of an airline carry on bag:
Cabin baggage should have maximum length of 22 in (56 cm), width of 18 in (45 cm) and depth of 10 in (25 cm). The sum of these three dimensions should not exceed the 45 in (115 cm). These dimensions include wheels, handles, side pockets, etc.A typical Carry On Watertight Hard Case is the Pelican 1510, which is
From: Luggage, Wikipedia, 22:05, 26 July 2007.
19.75" x 11.00" x 7.60" (50.1 x 27.9 x 19.3 cm) inside.
Display Screen
A flat panel screen such as an LCD or plasma display will not fit in a travel case. Also the large plastic or glass surface of the screen is subject to damage in transit. An alternative is a projector, DLP Projectors currently offering good brightness at a reasonable price.
Student Screens
Laptop computers are more easily packed than LCD screens. In this case high power computers are not required. An alternative is the ASUS Eee PC which has no hard disk and a 7" or 10" screen.
Labels: ASUS Eee PC, Childrens Machine, developing nations, education, flexible learning centre, iCampus
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