A young student uses Google Glass to record his work in art class at the Episcopal Academy in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania. Margaret Powers, who coordinates technology for the private school's youngest students, was selected for Google's Glass Explorer program, which allows people to test the wearable computer.
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A young student uses Google Glass to record his work in art class at the Episcopal Academy in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania. Margaret Powers, who coordinates technology for the private school's youngest students, was selected for Google's Glass Explorer program, which allows people to test the wearable computer.
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After a recent run of winter weather, kindergarten students at the Episcopal Academy used Google Glass to explain <a href="index.php?page=&url=http%3A%2F%2F365daysofglass.com%2Fpost%2F75623506999%2F365-days-of-glass-day-73-today-a-few-of-our" target="_blank" target="_blank">what they know about snowflakes</a>. Powers created a blog, 365 Days of Glass, to record how students and educators at the school are using the product.
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After a recent run of winter weather, kindergarten students at the Episcopal Academy used Google Glass to explain what they know about snowflakes. Powers created a blog, 365 Days of Glass, to record how students and educators at the school are using the product.
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Three students, including one wearing Google Glass, work together after school to decorate the DIY Maker Club flag. A second-grader used Glass to shoot photos and videos and document the flag's creation.
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Three students, including one wearing Google Glass, work together after school to decorate the DIY Maker Club flag. A second-grader used Glass to shoot photos and videos and document the flag's creation.
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A pre-kindergarten student wears Google Glass while painting with watercolors for a community service project. He documented how crayon and watercolors interact, and the work was eventually sent to be place mats at a local Ronald McDonald House.
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A pre-kindergarten student wears Google Glass while painting with watercolors for a community service project. He documented how crayon and watercolors interact, and the work was eventually sent to be place mats at a local Ronald McDonald House.
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A second-grade student shot this photo with Glass while he worked on a class e-book about the Lenape people and culture.
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A second-grade student shot this photo with Glass while he worked on a class e-book about the Lenape people and culture.
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A pre-kindergarten student used Glass to record interactions with chickens while on a field trip to a farm.
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A pre-kindergarten student used Glass to record interactions with chickens while on a field trip to a farm.
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A kindergarten student took this photo with Glass while working in the school garden. She was planting a bulb for spring and discovered a worm.
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A kindergarten student took this photo with Glass while working in the school garden. She was planting a bulb for spring and discovered a worm.
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A kindergarten student works to trace his own hand and record the process with Glass. He worked on a fall tree with paper and pastels during a fall festival celebration.
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A kindergarten student works to trace his own hand and record the process with Glass. He worked on a fall tree with paper and pastels during a fall festival celebration.
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After helping to construct a teepee with a guest presenter who came to the school, a second-grade student took this picture to show the view from the inside.
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After helping to construct a teepee with a guest presenter who came to the school, a second-grade student took this picture to show the view from the inside.
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Powers captured this photo to document her first-grade students' research on penguins.
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Powers captured this photo to document her first-grade students' research on penguins.
Courtesy Margaret Powers