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DESCRIPTION:It was another exciting event organized by IEEE WIE VIC group w
 ith the collaboration of IBM Research Australia\, aiming to give a hands-o
 n experience of using Near-Field Communication (NFC) technology to high sc
 hool students.\n\nStarting with a live demonstration of playing a song usi
 ng a pre-programmed NFC tag\, the introduction continued explaining what N
 FC is\, how it works\, the science behind it\, practical applications\, an
 d how it is widely used in the current world. After the introduction\, the
  practical session was started showing how to program the tags using a mob
 ile phone application and Arduino board. It was a combination of different
  NFC tags such as NFC nail tags\, MiFare cards\, and stickers. We could gu
 ide everyone step by step showing how to program those tags.\n\nSpeaker(s)
 : Fatemeh Jalali\, \n\nCanterbury Girls Secondary College\, Melbourne\, Vi
 ctoria\, Australia
LOCATION:Canterbury Girls Secondary College\, Melbourne\, Victoria\, Austra
 lia
ORGANIZER:f.jalali.2012@ieee.org
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SUMMARY:NFC Workshop for high school students 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/210567
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>It was another exciting event organized by
  IEEE WIE VIC group with the collaboration of IBM Research Australia\, aim
 ing to give a hands-on experience of using Near-Field Communication (NFC) 
 technology to high school students.</p>\n<p>Starting with a live demonstra
 tion of playing a song using a pre-programmed NFC tag\, the introduction c
 ontinued explaining what NFC is\, how it works\, the science behind it\, p
 ractical applications\, and how it is widely used in the current world. Af
 ter the introduction\, the practical session was started showing how to pr
 ogram the tags using a mobile phone application and Arduino board. It was 
 a combination of different NFC tags such as NFC nail tags\, MiFare cards\,
  and stickers. We could guide everyone step by step showing how to program
  those tags.</p>
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