>Are they practical? Can they be used effectively by two students, or
>only best by individuals? Wear and tear?
Do you want to be able to do video in, video out, use CD-ROM, hook up
easily to ethernet? You should have a least a couple LC 5300s if you want
to do these things.
Image video taping a falling ball against a clear background at the same
time another ball with forward velocity fell off the end of a ledge. Then
input that into a 1/4 screen quicktime movie at 30 fps. Then let the
students move through that quicktime movie one frame at a time. I think
that video in would be very useful in physics labs.
Craig Nansen If learning is an act of exploration,
Technolology Coordinator then technology equips the explorer
Minot Public Schools for the journey of a lifetime.....
Minot, ND 58701
nansen@warp6.cs.misu.NoDak.edu Technology: opening minds with a
new set of keys