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While the first program is incorporating computer science into the school curriculum, Smartlab is more of an after-school effort — giving kids that are especially interested the resources to build on the knowledge they're picking up in class.
In 1993 the Cuban Meteorological Service decided to mount a modernized radar prototype at Camaguey Meteorological Center, incorporating computer control and data acquisition hardware to achieve fully unmanned operation.
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Over the last few years, theater producers -- especially on Broadway -- have increasingly aped their counterparts in film, adapting beloved movies, casting Hollywood stars and incorporating computer technology into their designs.
He asked Mr. Opie, known for incorporating computer technology in his work, to create a 13-yard LED banner stretching along the back of the stage, across which sticklike electronic figures march in an urban parade, thinning out into single file or thickening into crowds according to an algorithmic pattern that preserves randomness.
Furthermore, recent NRC reports have called for creative ways of incorporating computer technology including DCV in assessing students' science understanding and practices (National Research Council 2014).
"But this program is designed to take teachers from being users themselves to incorporating computers into their everyday lesson plans," Ms. Hawkins said.
Even as some schools forge ahead by incorporating computers, many students are left behind due to the lack of connection at home.
More than half of the teachers of the lowest income students, at 56%, said that students' lack of resources presents a major challenge to incorporating computers into their teaching.
The Internet, incorporating computers and multimedia, has provided tremendous potential for remote integration and collaboration in business and manufacturing applications.
Clean cut geometric design belies the handmade nature of works by artist Ryan Bock, who believes that incorporating computers into his creative process diminishes his artistic presence.
