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Could the First WEB 4.0 Interactive Classroom put American Students in First Place in 2013?Dec 07, 2012 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- Las Vegas, NV- December 7, 2012 - (NASDAQ: AAPL) The Internet and associated electronics devices are quickly moving into what is known as WEB 4.0, which has been described as "Intelligent Interaction". Immersed in this new step in technology, Massive Dynamics (OTCBB: MSSD) disclosed that they have "placed in motion the development and production of the first WEB 4.0 student's desk and first fully WEB 4.0 classroom. This classroom is intended to enable students to have endless information at their fingertips and interact with their teacher at a faster and more involved level. Both the new desk and classroom should vastly elevate learning speed and help circumvent peer pressure hindrances to students. The Company is in talks with Institutions of higher learning and expects to announce the location of the classroom project shortly." The President of Massive Dynamics said that new developments in touch sensitive glass technology is making a lot of this possible. Imagine being able to switch to a "No child kept behind" system. That could mean that the brightest young students may be able to learn and excel without limits - possibly identifying and creating a new multitude of Einsteins for America. More information on this can be seen at Massive Dynamics website at www.MassiveDynamicsCorp.com PEAS Corp is not a financial advisory or financial services entity. Our only mission is to create public awareness for products and events. Nothing expressed in this release is to be relied on for any investment decisions. The Companies mentioned herein have released information to the public that has been used as source material. CONTACT: PEAS Corp Las Vegas, NV, USA (702)990-3522 [email protected] ((M2 Communications disclaims all liability for information provided within M2 PressWIRE. Data supplied by named party/parties. Further information on M2 PressWIRE can be obtained at http://www.presswire.net on the world wide web. Inquiries to [email protected]. |