Feb. 6, 2009 Today I had the pleasure of speaking with global fellowship recipients in Stanford's Innovation Journalism Program (here's VentureBeat's audio of Director David Nordfors explaining the concept of innovation journalism). I tried to explain Shaping Youth's version of innovation learning and thankfully, had asked Scott Arpajian, co-founder of virtual world Dizzywood … [Read more...]
Beyond Tech Toys: Pico=A Playful Invention Company (Part Four)
Filed Under: Emerging trends & STEM, Interactive Games, Marketing Shaping Youth, Media Literacy, Positive Picks, Pro-Social & Positive Picks, Shaping Youth Tagged With: Amy-Jussel, Animoto, children, David Nordfors, Dizzywood, Do Something, Elf Island.com, Elf-Island, innovation, Innovation Journalism, innovation learning, learning, Lego Mindstorms, Lego Universe, Meil Lin Fung, MIT Media Lab, Naeem Zafar, PICO, PicoBoard, PicoCricket, Playful Invention Company, Scott Arpajian, Stanford-University, teaching, Tech toys, Teens Turning Green, Venture Beat, Web 2.0 entrepreneurs, Zoeys Room
United Nations Association Film Fest: Not Your Ordinary Kids Flicks!
Is it me, or is the 11th United Nations Association Film Festival (UNAFF) a screamin’ deal and a fabulous find? (tix here) Yah, yah, I know…documentary schmockumentary, too heavy when finances are in the commode, spirits are tankin’, kids are feelin’ the second-hand stress, and we want to lob humor and fun into the mix…(Well, we DO have … [Read more...]
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Stanford Goes “Open Source” With Education Research
Woohoo! Stanford University's education school faculty unanimously voted to open up their hallowed halls to minions like me who are always sniffing around trying to glean the latest and greatest research content on a variety of subjects impacting youth! Research is pricey, no matter how you carve up the pie, whether it comes from the new YPulse Research division, … [Read more...]
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