Now HERE’s a breakthrough…
Have you ever thought about how people may learn in the future? What might a school look like? And don’t forget that schools are not just for kids. Perhaps a new kind of learning might also be part of, say, a soldier’s rehabilitation process?
If you’re a sci-fi writer, you may wish to consider an impressive recent development that may help answer such questions.
As Freethink explains, Georgia Tech researchers Thad Starner and Caitlyn Seim have developed a pair of gloves for playing piano that can magically get you up to speed in just an hour. They’ve also taught blind people to read braille in four hours, a process that usually takes up to four months. The gloves work through a process called passive haptic learning, and is another great discovery from Georgia Tech researchers.
Basically, they vibrate in ways that stimulate the correct movement in the user’s hands…
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Belated thanks for sharing, Chris! I hope you’re enjoying the weekend 🙂
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Fascinating! I wonder if muscle memory would kick in and enable you to just keep playing after awhile?
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I think that’s a possibility 😃
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Wow, Nicholas has discovered another great topic.;-) I would wish there would be something like the automatic update for the computer OS also for my brain. Going early to bed by night and waking up with the content of the Bibliotheca Britannica. 🙂 Best wishes, Michael
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THat would be too much information for my remaining solo brain cell, Michael 😂🤣😂
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wow
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InDEED, Beth 🤗
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