Fault Lines examines accusations that new voting laws are effectively disenfranchising communities of colour in the US and asks what this could mean for the upcoming 2012 presidential election. via Fault Lines – Disenfranchised in America – YouTube. via Fault Lines – Disenfranchised in America – YouTube.
Britain Etc. – YouTube. Award-winning journalist and BBC News home editor, Mark Easton takes a fresh look at the UK through its relationship to 26 subjects – one for each letter of the alphabet.
FREE FLASH Presentations for Kids & Teachers – k12flash.com.
SCIENCE at The Children’s University of Manchester : The Brain and Senses.
At the DML conference in SF last week, a new model of learning called “connected learning” was introduced. This work is based on extensive research led by Mimi Ito, cultural anthropologist at the University of California, Irvine, who specializes in youth and technology, and one of the principal investigators in the new Connected Learning Research Network…
The Food We Deserve – Christopher Brewster (Redirected from The food we deserve) The tomato did not deserve this. It was clearly culpable but hardly responsible. People wanted nice red round tomatoes. Or they just wanted ketchup. Or they were told they just wanted ketchup. So all colours (orange, gold, yellow, purple), all variety of … More The Food We Deserve – Christopher Brewster – Appropedia: The sustainability wiki
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Design experiences, not information… Every learning leader has faced the dilemma of being asked to cram too much information into a training course because of a customer’s belief that “more information is better learning.” You know the drill, and it usually starts something like this, “Hey Jim, thanks for designing…
Reblogged from: via The Innovator’s Perspective | The Creativity Post. Synopsis The true innovator is an unconventional thinker willing to take risks and learn from failure. Remember how when you were a little child you felt that you were everything. You formed the thought that there was no limit to what was possible. You had … More The Innovator’s Perspective | The Creativity Post
reblogged from: A Wish Come Clear » I was a Stranger to Beauty (and Who Invited Me In). I was a Stranger to Beauty (and Who Invited Me In) Photographs by Stefan Bremer, courtesy of Charles Krause. On a chilly Sunday afternoon, I pedaled downtown to see a photography exhibit. As I parked my bike … More A Wish Come Clear » I was a Stranger to Beauty (and Who Invited Me In)
Antichamber – A Mind-Bending Psychological Exploration Game.
So much happening, amazing momentum and passionate partners. That’s the 10,000 foot view (or 3,048 meters, if you prefer) of what we’re working on every day. In the spirit of openness, and because two of us can only move this train so fast, we’d love your input on the following: HistoryPin – as a network,…
Projects | Filament Games.
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