Category: words

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  • archiveofaffinities: Dan Graham, Public Space/Two Audiences 

  • Bright Hub: IDENTIFYING AND ASSESSING THE GIFTED STUDENT

    Bright Hub: IDENTIFYING AND ASSESSING THE GIFTED STUDENT positivelypersistentteach: I post a lot of special education articles and ideas for working with struggling students on my tumblr. But what about Gifted students?   They also deserve a free and appropriate education. In Ohio, we are only required to identify gifted students — not actually do…

  • Meek young men grow up in libraries, believing it their duty to accept the views which Cicero, which Locke, which Bacon have given, forgetful that Cicero, Locke, and Bacon were only young men in libraries when they wrote these books. – Emerson Quote of the day

  • laughingsquid: Green Bean, The Journey of a Coffee Bean From Roasting To Cup (Source: https://player.vimeo.com/)

  • gregmelander: ROAD MAP Put into a clean info-graphic, there are some nice tidbits of knowledge in this “graphic designers” road map.

  • Mapping the playspace Here’s the process I used to map the playspace and create the various play modes. Identify: Identify the variables. Many of the important variables in the original Steambirds were hidden away in code. Andy surfaced these in an XML file so they could be readily tweaked. Explore: Methodically explore the space. I…

  • Yorco: d.school 2.0

    Yorco: d.school 2.0 yorco: You know those times when you have expectations for how you think something might go? Amid all the influence of prior experience and subjective information of what your hear and read? And then that experience starts, moves, lives and breathes taking a shape even more incredible than you could have…

  • Sound Perspective Belief: Be Careful…Don’t Start to ‘Suck’

    Sound Perspective Belief: Be Careful…Don’t Start to ‘Suck’ tjdegarmo: I watched a video this morning with Jason Fried, from 37 Signals, speaking on design – what it means to him and his approach, all while drawing some kick-ass sketches. Fried starts out with this statement, “All design supports a goal.” He goes on to say…