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There's a new comouter software that can recongnize emotions. The software is the latest invention from Prof. Thomas Huang. They call it the Facial Action Coding sytem. It can list off all the emotions by perecentage and claimed to be accurate, but is using this type of technology to read emotional expressions of students in classrooms valuable? I don't think so.

Using a software to read emotional expressions just isn't needed in a classroom. Theres really just no need for it and it would be a waste of money. We can already tell when someone is sad, mad, or happy when you look at there face . There would just be no need to replace that. Us looking at a student is aswell faster then scanning it through some software.

If a classroom would want to use this technology they would need a fast computer and sit the student down to check there emotions. The only reason why we would need that type of software would be to wonder whats wrong with a student but you wouldn't want to sit him down and get scanned in his face. Aswell as the cost of these software programs. Aswell as the cost of faster computers.

I don't think this technology would be useful in any classroom. Not even a classroom computer would be able to run the software in the first place. We would have to write down encodes to figure out 1 students emotions that could change during that moment. Much simpler to just look at a student and see there emotions and how they act and how there treat others to figure out whats going on.

Score: 3