This week we told you that Google is moving into school with their new Classroom tool. But an ex-Google engineer is approaching education in a different way, by using the addictive nature of iPads as a learning tool. Osmo is a kit that uses the tablet’s cameras to react to physical objects, and turns letter tiles, blocks, action figures, and event stick drawings into video game controllers that move the interactive games on the screen forward. (Wired)
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