Through global monitoring to school of the future: smartphone as a laboratory in pocket of each student
Cloud technologies for physics learning
Published December 25, 2015
Keywords
human-computer interaction
controlled environment
biophysics
computers in education
student engagement
controlled environment
biophysics
computers in education
student engagement
How to Cite
Shatalov, V., Martynyuk, V., & Saveliev, M. (2015). Through global monitoring to school of the future: smartphone as a laboratory in pocket of each student. New Computer Technology, 13, 361-365. https://doi.org/10.55056/nocote.v13i0.928
Abstract
The idea to unite smartphones used as personal environmental sensors and health indicators into a scalable network for data collection and processing by the internet-cloud is proposed. Access to the sensors, which are available in every smartphone, will provide the appropriate software. Such a monitoring at the global level would reveal the impact of the electromagnetic radiation, environmental pollution and weather factors on human health. Participation of students in these measurements increases their educational and social activities.
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