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from a personal research project of the Masters

Edward Gorey's illustrations of the famous radio show

Why students need to fail Moira MacDonald, University Affairs, December 4, 2013 Interesting article on the design of a course that has students act as instructors, drawing their presentations from dense and difficult texts, in an environment that is challenging and often results in failure. The course, taught by Concrodia University professor Vivek Venkatesh, "was really about thinking on your feet," says Tieja Thomas, a PhD candidate who took the course. "You had to come prepared . . . It really was a deeper form of learning."

mirror box and empathy

"the science perspective only adds to the mystery, the awe, the appreciation of the flower . . ."

Three "ages" of learning -- grammar, dialectic, rhetoric. Raises good questions . . .

Sony's got a huge sense of humor.

intersection of creativity, craft, and community

cognitive art; known as the father of data visualization

Helpful explanation of elements, principles, and visual effects

Really comprehensive sight with elements of visual design well illustrated

#8 is reminiscent of Ira Glass's on failure

Famous example of transformative work still under attack

Gotta check this out! Think of possibiiities!

"data across the curriculum" will become the new "writing across the curriculum" -- intro to data literacy and a new app for collaborative problem solving. Issues of privacy abound. . .

John writes of learning "to harness" the flow

award-winning collection of Web 2.0 tools

Fun look at the pro and con of Food Trucks

Kaufman's and Beghetto's 4 Cs of creativity -- what unique, original may mean. It's contextual.