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Imagine you are a teacher, you are in the classroom with your students and you just keep wondering what are they feeling, what are they thinking.

With the FACS (Facial Action Coding System) you can.

With the Facial Action Coding System you could know how your students feel about projects, assignments, and assignments on computers and laptops.

With this you can have their face scanned to find out their emotions and know how they feel about the things you are doing in class.

The FACS can even scan people faces from pictures. The FACS was created by Dr. Paul Eckman.

Dr. Paul Eckman coded the Facial Action Coding System with six basic emotions, happiness, suprise, anger, disgust, fear, and sadness.

The FACS was used to scan the Mona Lisa and it was said that she was eighty-three percent happy, nine percent distgusted, 6 percent fearful, and 2 percent angry. The FACS uses a 3-D computer model of the face which has all 44 major muscles in the model. People observe these muscles to be able to tell whether or not somone is being truthful or isn't being truthful. These muscle clues are used to spot when a "smiling" politician or celebrity isn't being truthful.

The FACS would be very valuable to students in the classroom mainly because if a student were getting bored or unamused on an online assignment then there could be a program that will change the lesson up and go about teaching it a different way that is more interesting, fun, and how the students will like it.

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