The Turing Digital Archive home page Manchester Raspberry Jam Koestler Parapsychology Unit teentechgirls.wikispaces Teen Tech Girls is proud to partner with the Global Education Conference . This is an amazing conference, not only because it's free & all online, but mostly because of the ability to interact with educators and students from around the world. Check out the 3 spotlight sessions we were part of in 2012 ( after clicking link below, click on the purple play button & then open the file that downloads to launch a recording ): Geek Gurl Diaries: Empowering the Next Generation of Tech Women with London-based Geek Gurl Diaries founder, Carrie Anne Philbin, IT Lecturer at the National University of Ireland, Catherine Cronin & Teen Tech Girls founder, Kim Wilkens CoderDojo: World-wide Youth Coding Club Movement with CoderDojo co-founder, Bill Liao; Ireland coordinator, Lindsay MacVean; Albemarle County Public School teachers & CoderDojo mentors Jon Barber, Paula White & Michael Craddock and Teen Tech Girls founder, Kim Wilkens Project Justice: Empower Youth Voices
Australia's Telerobot On The Web IF you are enrolled in Mechatronics and Multibody Systems 319, please refer to this instruction sheet. Otherwise, if you are a visitor....... Follow these instructions to start using the telerobot: Step 1: Install the software from the Download page Step 2: Run the "lol login" application (a shortcut should have been provided on your desktop). Step 3: Log in with your UserID and password. Step 4: In the student hallway, select the telerobot task. Help on using the Telelabs system is available here. Step 6: Once you have entered the lab, you will be presented with a screen similar to this: Making a Move: Select your desired X, Y, Z, Spin, Tilt, Gripper values. Detailed explanations of the interface follow: Camera Panel: Provides visual feedback for the Telerobot's table-top, as well as providing controls for the X, Y, Z values. Select Camera/Zoom Panel: Contains two drop-down menus that allow you to select the camera (and quality) you wish to view with, as well as a level of zoom.
Kanzi Kanzi (born October 28, 1980), also known by the lexigram (from the character 太), is a male bonobo who has been featured in several studies on great ape language. According to Sue Savage-Rumbaugh, a primatologist who has studied the bonobo throughout her life, Kanzi has exhibited advanced linguistic aptitude.[1][2][3] Biography[edit] Born to Lorel and Bosandjo at Yerkes field station at Emory University and moved to the Language Research Center at Georgia State University, Kanzi was stolen and adopted shortly after birth by a more dominant female, Matata. Teco, son of Kanzi, was born June 1, 2010.[7] Teco has been exhibiting behaviors that resemble autism in young children.[8] Examples of Kanzi's behavior[edit] The following are highly suggestive anecdotes, not experimental demonstrations. Language[edit] See also[edit] References[edit] Further reading[edit] Joseph, John E., Nigel Love & Talbot J. External links[edit]
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