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Esports worldwide 
h.devignot@tbs-education.org's curator insight,
November 26, 2020 7:41 PM
Another article on e-sport, the digitalisation of sports. Even more in this lockdown time.
This Video of 12 minutes, explain how e-sport is growing , and the opportunities that are coming in the next (1,8 Billions euros in 2022 of CA). The creation of new academies across France.... More of that you will learn more about the e-sport , each sports, each issues of this sector. Learn about it you will see this sector will surprise you !
h.devignot@tbs-education.org's curator insight,
January 25, 2021 6:40 AM
Another great article , to understand lmore about the issues of E-sports.
Why today esport has booming? Moreover with the lockdown , the interrest of people increased. It's become the new digital sport.
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Is Virtual Racing The Future of Cycling?
Peter P. Jensen's curator insight,
May 16, 2021 4:16 AM
En del af fremtiden for indendørs cykeltræning med træningsapps som Zwift.
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High-Tech Sports Lab Helps Athletes Improve PerformanceThe New York Sports Science Lab utilizes advanced technology to train athletes and optimize their performances. We tested equipment that would analyze our muscles, improve our visual stimulus, and strengthen our posture and mobility.
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The website for the Games suddenly went offline on 9 February after being attacked, officials say.
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Building better Athletes through greater use of Technology
Emma Vanstone's curator insight,
May 1, 2016 1:07 AM
A useful resource in a teaching and learning context for Health & Physical Education classes.
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Tech in sports is quickly becoming a multibillion dollar business of increasing complexity. What does the future hold?
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Can an algorithm tell a batter if the next pitch will be a curveball or a slider? Can data help basketball teams play better defense? Could predictive analytics have saved the… Read More
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FIFA app launched to coincide with 2014 World Cup draw on Friday
Walker Fuller's curator insight,
December 10, 2013 12:08 PM
I know a ton of people with this game. Even I habe it. I don't see how great this game is though. I don't like soccer And I don't know many people that do. Everyone has different opinions though.
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Ex-professional football player Ian Fitzpatrick is using a mobile training app called Coach’s Eye to train the next generation of football stars.
Harry Arnold's curator insight,
May 7, 2020 9:07 AM
A perfect example of how digital technology can play a role in practical PE lessons. There is no better way to receive immediate feedback than have the skill recorded and instantly watch how it was performed. An example of using this app in a PE lesson may include students being in pairs with one mobile phone per pair and they take turns at filming each other. This develops the personal and social capability.
Jazmine Salter's curator insight,
May 8, 2020 9:44 PM
The article above discusses the function of the Coach’s Eye app and how it can be utilised in sport. Coach’s Eye can be downloaded to a smart phone or tablet and be used to record individuals playing sport or completing a skill to pinpoint where the individual could improve. Videos can be recorded to watched repeatedly and slowed down to review the exact actions occurring. The article also addresses how the app can be used to provide immediate feedback to a player without the presence of the coach. This app is a great idea of how technology can be used in the health and physical education classroom to enhance the learning experience. Students can record themselves during a lesson and gain instant feedback on the particular skill they performed. Likewise, the video replay can cater to a range of learners as it provides visual feedback. An example of how this app can be used in the physical education classroom is to pair students up and record each other performing a skill. Students can then provide feedback not only to themselves, but to each other about how they can improve the skill. This task assists in developing students collaborative and social capability, their ICT capability as well as creative and critical thinking.
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Future of Sports
Nick Ashley's curator insight,
October 12, 2020 9:53 PM
The U.S has dealt with with many financial hardships over the past 50 years. Things such as recessions, pandemics, and terrorist attacks have affected the economy. Sports is way to take your mind off of what is going on in the world. Look at this past summer with the quarantine. The U.S was on lock down for a couple weeks and things felt like they would never go back to normal. The NBA was the first sports to come back after the lock down. There were no fans allowed at the games, this means there was not to much financial gain. The league has so much money that one bad season will not hurt them. As we continue to deal with pandemic, sports are trying to find a way to come back and provide financial help to the economy.
Danny Silgado's curator insight,
May 10, 2023 6:31 PM
The narrator argues that the current monetary system is based on debt and that this debt-based system is inherently unstable and prone to economic crises. It provides food for thought and raises essential questions about the role of money in our society.
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Nike self-lacing shoes put a ton of Tech under your feet Nike Adapt BB is the second generation of self-lacing shoes. The updated sneakers are more affordable at $350, pair over Bluetooth, and remember how you like the fit of your shoes. We visited Nike’s campus to try them on and talk to Tinker H
Rafał Rychert's curator insight,
April 27, 2019 2:10 PM
Połączenie butów z technologią w inny sposób niż robi to xiaomi
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The annual Sports Innovation Conference brought athletes, owners, and technologists to Stanford GSB to talk about the future of the game.
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The NFL does not pay its halftime acts a performance fee as a matter of policy. That's right: the likes of Katy Perry, Bruno Mars, Beyoncé, Coldplay and Lady Gaga all played for free in recent years, and Timberlake's Pepsi Halftime Show gig at Super Bowl LII will be no different.
Sam Wishnow's curator insight,
February 3, 2018 6:09 PM
I never knew that the NFL doesn't pay the super bowl halftime acts. It makes sense though, considering that the halftime show always has a big sponsor paying for it. I didn't pay much attention to the halftime show, but I thought it was cool that he gave Prince a little tribute.
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How Wearable Tech is Transforming a Coach’s Decision-Making in the Sports World
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A Video featuring Nike and its latest innovations for the Sport's in 2106
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The Swipe team hits the slopes and meets inventors at the cutting edge of disabled sports technology.
Richard Platt's curator insight,
December 17, 2014 11:37 PM
This is an area where designers and inventors have to understand the exact needs of the person using their product.
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Future Technology in Sport
Tomasz Śledzinski's curator insight,
January 3, 2014 9:55 AM
Krótki filmik o tym jak technologia "żyje" w każdym ze sportów. 
Matthew Trusler's curator insight,
March 24, 2014 5:19 PM
Gadgets are doing more and more nowadays and this is especially true for athletes as they hae gadgets to monitor their respiration rates, the distance they travel and all sorts of other technologies that would aid in the evaluation of their game
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Football season is in full swing, and hopefully your fantasy team is dominating your league, but if not, there's still time to turn it around.
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