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Northchapel primary school in West Sussex has a well-established independent learning strategy in which interactive whiteboards play a key part.

This workshop will explore the ways in which interactive storytelling diverges from linear storytelling in the ways that it creates meaning and understanding for an audience.

He has lunch regularly with Mr. Silverman, he said, and they have talked about real estate and hotels, another business in which InterActive undercuts Cendant's franchising model by feeding clients directly to local hotels.

The trailblazing photo-sharing site debuted in 2004 and was innovative in helping to usher in the Web 2.0 era, in which interactive applications began to enhance static Web pages.

He was coordinator of several EU projects and several national projects including the ZAP project in which interactive games/simulations for psychology were developed.

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But Ms. Griffin is more attuned to the early recordings in the 1950s and '60s — the blood-and-guts gospel in which the interactive aspect of the recordings is as important as the music.

This work implemented a novel approach in which the interactive effects of these two factors on three key GIC properties (working time, setting time, and compressive strength) were investigated using a central composite design of experiments.

BACK in the days of the first I.B.M. PC's or the Apple II, it was easy to find optimistic educators who dreamed of a golden age of learning in which smart interactive technologies would deliver top-rate instruction to schoolchildren.

The most memorable was the Knowledge Navigator video, by John Sculley, then chief executive of Apple, in which an interactive assistant on a video display, clad in a bow tie, does research for a college professor and nags him to return his mother's phone call.

In the May 10 issue of the journal Current Biology, Dr. Garm and his colleagues describe the astonishing visual system of the box jellyfish, in which an interactive matrix of 24 eyes of four distinct types — two of them very similar to our own eyes — allow the jellies to navigate like seasoned sailors through the mangrove swamps they inhabit.