A few useful tips for once you get going, and a bit of opinion/critique.

Associate Professor, College of Computing, Georgia Institute of Technology; member, GVU Center, Cognitive Science program, EduTech Institute; Creator of many Swikis, works directly with Squeak Central on many projects.

Multiagent robotics mission specification and control software. Takes high-level military-style plans and executes them with teams of real or simulated robots. MissionLab is proprietary software buy may be used at no cost in some non-commercial cases.

The complete course by Thad Starner includes suggested readings, slides and assignments.

Describes server and toolkit to flexibly create CGI scripts in Squeak. Designed and implemented to help create different kinds of collaborative tools, builds on work of Georg Gollmann, strongly influenced by Tim Jones' WebTalk.

The article, in principal focused on telepresence robot control, gives a nice overview on wearable computing and augmented reality on its first thirty pages and later on goes into detail on possible human feedback channels.

New Georgia Tech Squeakers (students) describe their new projects, from multimedia authoring to advanced Swiki types; and staff list. Funders: National Science Foundation, Siemens, Al West Technology Fund.

Information for novices on how to get up to speed in Smalltalk. Mostly a collection of prized mailing list notes, some small hacks.