Project Glass & Never Leaving Your Mobile Device
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Project Glass & Never Leaving Your Mobile Device



Project Glass is a cool project that Google is working on right now where you literally can wear glasses and see what is in the video above.  It will make it hard to drive, but with a Google car, you won't have to even do that.  Of course, walking still might be an issue, especially in a hallway between class.  How might you adjust your class if all of your students had it? 




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