Mirror neurons: we are empathic beings

The RSA animate youtube feed is very interesting….. Jeremy mentioned the mirror neurons discovery and there is a video explaining what this means about us….. It is incredible to see how our scientific knowledge is changing this days…. This coupled with the idea of social intelligence and the collective factor that researchers at canergie mellon … More Mirror neurons: we are empathic beings

Green school by a person with learning disabilities

wow….. Education is surely for front in many media feeds these days… It is fascinating to see critical thinkers embracing social media as a means to share their thoughts. This week has been incredibly rich in terms of notions  about what 21st century means in terms of education but also theory of mind… It is … More Green school by a person with learning disabilities

wired speak

Almost Real: Connecting in a Wired World This documentary presents a few individuals for whom the Internet has become a way to connect with like-minded souls in surprising ways: a cyber punk based on an anti-aircraft rig in the English Channel who operates a rogue Web server, a monk developing “wireless prayer technology,” a “gamer” … More wired speak

Deutch Digital Cinema “New Wave”

Sintel marks an important moment in the history of cinema. Entirely build on open source economy and production and distribution model and using gaming aesthetics. This short animation demonstrates an alternate industrial framework to that of traditional film makers…. The pre-market funding model is fascinating and the fact that DIVX is behind this instead of … More Deutch Digital Cinema “New Wave”

Digital Media Education

If  high schools are developing new media literacies based on the notion that new media practices are changing the range of expressive opportunities of students and that these practices are tools independent, shouldn’t universities pay attention? I love this passage from a newmedialiteracies.org post: With regard to new media practices making youth less literate, it’s … More Digital Media Education