Learning/Teaching Aids

USB Flash Drive 
These are small computer storage devices that connects directly to a USB port via a built-in connector. Many can be put on keyrings. They come in many different designs and colors. Keydrives store files on flash memory. Many different capacities exist. The most commonly used ones are 1 to 4 gigabytes, but capacities from 8 megabytes up to 64 gigabytes have been produced.
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E-Book Readers
Sony PRS 505 e-book reader
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An e-book device, sometimes also called an e-book reader, is a device used to display e-books. It may be a device specifically designed for that purpose, or one intended for other purposes as well.

The Reader Digital Book provides a new way to experience reading. It boasts an impressive 6-inch display utilizing breakthrough e Ink® technology that's almost paper-like, making it easy to read even in bright sunshine. In addition, the screen allows for high contrast and high resolution, with a near 180° viewing angle. The text can also be changed between three different font sizes.

A perfect travel companion, the Reader Digital Book offers a unique, on-the-go reading experience. With a compact and lightweight design, you can take it almost anywhere and read whenever you want. More compact than many paperbacks, it weighs just nine ounces7 (without cover), is only half an inch thin8 and holds up to 160 eBooks. You can easily hold it in one hand, and with its rechargeable battery you can turn up to 7,500 continuous pages on a single charge. Holds 160 Books at a time.

e-Beam
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The eBeam Whiteboard System can transfer notes and drawings to your PC or Mac from your whiteboard. No longer do students or colleagues need to copy notes from the board, let eBeam do all the copying for you! Notes can be saved, printed or emailed from your PC or MAC.