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sanamuah

A Highlighter for Marking Up Whatever You Want Online | WIRED - 0 views

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highlighter marking online

shared by sanamuah on 12 Mar 15 - No Cached
  • Paste any website URL into Pith.li’s website and it’ll strip the content into a clean version that you can mark all over like a piece of paper. Your cursor acts as your marker, allowing you to highlight bits of text and make notes in the margins while saving your highlights in a tidy little box on the left side of your screen. The idea is that over time you’ll be able to build an easily accessible file of the most interesting stuff on the internet and be able to share just share those bits with whoever you want.
Enoch Hale

Presentation Zen: Bill Evans on the Creative Process & Self-Teaching - 0 views

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higher education pedagogy music arts

shared by Enoch Hale on 02 May 16 - No Cached
  • Tom Woodward on 02 May 16
     
    "Harry: "I just can't say "Find an avenue" because he's gonna say "you're not teaching me anything!" Bill: "Well, maybe that's the way to teach though. Maybe if you say "you must find an avenue. Next week, I'll show you an avenue, but this week, find an avenue!""
  • Enoch Hale on 03 May 16
     
    "Many years ago I spoke of Bill Evans and his great appreciation of simplicity, and his capacity for tremendous amplification through honest simplification. Recently I stumbled upon a rare, 45-minute interview from the 1960s which Bill Evans did along with his brother-also a wonderful pianist-Harry Evans. If you can find time to sit down and watch the entire interview, it may be the best thing you see all week. But to give you a feel of the message, let me place the videos here and highlight the key points along with my comments."
Tom Woodward

The Miseducation of the Doodle - 2 views

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shared by Tom Woodward on 24 Oct 14 - No Cached
  • Yin Wah Kreher on 24 Oct 14
     
    "Doodling may be better described as 'markings to help a person think.' Most people believe that doodling requires the intellectual mind to shutdown, but this is one misrepresentation that needs correcting. There is no such thing as a mindless doodle. The act of doodling is the mind's attempt to engage before succumbing to mindlessness. "
  • Tom Woodward on 25 Oct 14
     
    "Having exhausted traditional learning methods such as highlighting, note-taking, and rote memorization, Virginia chose to unleash a powerful, primitive tool that ultimately turned out to be her savior: The Doodle. Virginia decided to draw rudimentary visual representations of every concept in her Morrison and Boyd textbook. She deployed a problem-solving technique that defied conventional wisdom and all the academic advice she had received. And the story has a happy ending. Not only did Virginia ace her organic chemistry final and eventually become Dr. Scofield, she also became a celebrated immunologist, earning accolades for one of the biggest scientific breakthroughs related to HIV transmission. She credits much of her success, then and now, to her world-turning decision to doodle. "
Enoch Hale

When Students Lead the Discussion - 0 views

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discussion pedagogy education

shared by Enoch Hale on 15 Mar 16 - No Cached
  • Enoch Hale on 15 Mar 16
     
    Discussion takes numerous forms. This post highlights some of these differences and points to possibilities.
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