Dec. 4, 2010 Black Friday? Cyber Monday? Bah. Other than maybe beach towel joke gifts (silly kilt wraps, hula skirts for our wakeboarding tribe) they didn’t get much outta me this round, as I continue to purge more than splurge. So to continue this “simplify life” theme to FREECYCLE and gift myself some joy this season, I’m passing along a bounty of kids books to you, FREE … [Read more...]
Shaping Youth: Freecycling Kids Books Throughout December
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Program for the Future.org: Human/Media Tool Systems Timeline
Program for the Future Conference: Double-click to enlarge Eileen Clegg's visual insights into the years beginning with Doug Engelbart's birth in 1925 and emerging through his 'mother of all demos' in 1968 as we time travel to track the evolution and convergence of collective intelligence via human and techno systems... Where have we been, where are we going, what will this … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Emerging trends & STEM, Media Literacy, Positive Picks, Pro-Social & Positive Picks Tagged With: Co-evolution, collective IQ, collective knowledge, depository, Doug Engelbart, Eileen Clegg, father of the internet, innovation, mother of all demos, Program for the Future, Tech Museum of Innovation, technology, tools, Valerie Landau