With an emphasis on education, not every school can afford
ensuring each student access to their own computer, resulting
in the sharing of one, or a few, computers within the class. This
issue limits the activities teachers can plan for incorporating
this modern technology. Consequently, it is important to focus
children’s attention when working with technology, while
recognizing that the children are unable to be in constant
contact with the technology throughout the activity.
Considering this scenario, a technique to incorporate technology into students’ learning environments is presented. In
this work, students can interact with computers using an
interface ubiquitous in any classroom: pencil and paper. Here,
children can draw stories on a sheet of paper and by scanning
the sheet, can turn their drawing into an animation
With an emphasis on education, not every school can afford
ensuring each student access to their own computer, resulting
in the sharing of one, or a few, computers within the class. This
issue limits the activities teachers can plan for incorporating
this modern technology. Consequently, it is important to focus
children’s attention when working with technology, while
recognizing that the children are unable to be in constant
contact with the technology throughout the activity.
Considering this scenario, a technique to incorporate technology into students’ learning environments is presented. In
this work, students can interact with computers using an
interface ubiquitous in any classroom: pencil and paper. Here,
children can draw stories on a sheet of paper and by scanning
the sheet, can turn their drawing into an animation
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