David Merrill: Toy tiles that talk to each other

The video explores the concept of spatial reasoning and its significance in problem-solving. It introduces Siftables, small interactive computers that can be manipulated physically to interact with digital information. Various applications of Siftables are demonstrated, including video interaction, educational games, interactive storytelling, and music sequencing. The video concludes with a discussion on the future of human-computer interfaces, emphasizing the potential for more intuitive and physical interactions with digital media.

What educational possibilities do Siftables offer for language, math, and logic games?

How does the interactive cartoon application for language learners work with Siftables?

Discuss the music sequencing and live performance tool created with Siftables.