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Category Archives: Innovation
Silver and Light – the alchemy of human spirit
Awesome! Inspiring! Every person with a bit of artistic soul will enjoy this mini doc video. His innovation matches his determination. SILVER & LIGHT from Ian Ruhter : Alchemist PLUS 9 months ago This project was created with the same … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Film-Video, Innovation, Photography, TV/Media
Tagged photography, wet print
Are you a Learning Commons or converting? LC as sandbox
Response to a BCTLA Forum inquiry…thanks Tracy R GOOD LUCK Big BIG topic…. I thought I would kick some sand. First my general view. I love the learning commons. I also bring my history to the process. I spent my … Continue reading
Posted in Blogosphere, Education, Essay, Innovation, Libraries, theKSSlibrary
Tagged BCTLA, Learning Commons
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Personalized learning fantasy -Ehrcke
http://www.staffroomconfidential.com/2012/10/the-myth-of-personalization.html Tara has made a strong assessment here… Personalized learning, like individual rights and freedoms can get very messy with public policy matters. Who manages the responsibility side of public good? Common sense? Public costs? Like the arms race or … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Essay, Innovation, Teaching
REDBULL Stratos? Is bull indeed!
It is amazing for sure. Felix is a courageous guy indeed! but… Does it really take REDBULL drinks to make this happen? Have become so capitalist, that nationalism is a sin and we cannot support the publically funded technocracy such … Continue reading
Posted in Blogosphere, Innovation, Sciences, Technology
Tagged Space jump
Steve Jobs Iconoclast-peace my friend, my guitar gently weeps
It’s been a full day and I am still in shock or grief. A man I never met or maybe never new yet I feel so sad- still. Why? Why do I feel, like millions, so emotionally attached to this … Continue reading
Posted in Blogosphere, Essay, Innovation, Society, Technology, TV/Media
Tagged Steve Jobs
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My Take on Librarians (via )
We need to improve the health and fitness of our information technology skills if we intend to move teaching practice forward so public education matters. The social political world is a moving target and we need to adapt quickly or … Continue reading
Posted in Blogosphere, Education, Essay, Innovation, Libraries, Teaching
