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Very Proud of Our Partnership with Autism Citizen
Increasing the understanding of those we live with and work with every day
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My Surface Go Love
My 4 day old Surface Go is simply amazing. Got it to keep working when I really don’t want to drag my 10 pound powerhouse around. I agonized over which Chromebook or lightweight windows flipper to get, but once I accepted that Windows/Microsoft is my ecosystem, the choice narrowed and the Go wins by a mile. Mine is the full 128gb, 8gb with a 128gb sdxc I plugged in. I might post an in-depth review but for now, I just want to use this baby. New tech is thrilling. New useful tech is a game changer
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Working with the H5P tools
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NH Innovation Nights 5 – November 4, 2015
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Google Glass in Healthcare Video
Last month we hosted a Meetup at Google Cambridge where over 200 Physicians, Hospital Administrators, Students and Developers gathered in Boston to present and explore opportunities for Glass in Medicine. Watch the presentations and demos here. MedTech Boston Google Glass Challenge – Keynotes and Demos from MedTech Boston on Vimeo.
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The Future of Medicine through Google Glass
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