This week on GetConnected Radio, we'll be talking all about Olympic Tech:

• Dr. Gerard Lachapelle, Professor of Geomatics Engineering at the University of Calgary, joins us to talk about a GPS system that he and his team helped create for the Canadian Alpine Ski Team to improve their techniques and line selection during practice runs, which will hopefully increase our gold medal count!
• The Olympic Games not only bring world-class athletes to town, but also world-class identity thieves and fraudsters. Darren Stevens explains how you can protect your credit card and other sensitive banking information from fraud and ultimately help you be in charge of your finances with MySpy.
• Vernon Coutinho from HP talks about how touch screens are being integrated into HP's all-in-one printers, as well as home network, wireless network and even Bluetooth connectivity, allowing you to print from virtually any device
• BCIT instructors and students are keeping in touch virtually so that education can continue during the Olympic break that is in effect across many post-secondary schools in Vancouver - Bryan Fair, Educational Technologist at BCIT explains how exactly that is made possible
• 3D without the goofy glasses? Jill Birch, VP of Sheridan College, talk about an interesting game they have set up that utilizes this technology - check it out for yourself at the Olympics Ontario House down by False Creek 

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