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With all the money and effort being poured into mobile right now, why is engagement so low? Mobile developers keep on making the same mistakes. Via Alessandro Rea 
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Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue -- and Google Glass, too.
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The world is changing. What a beautiful new world!!
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From the foretelling of home computers to a 1970s prophecy of the Internet, these particular predictions from the past were spot-on.
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d.confestival d.note, Friday 21.09.2012, Potsdam, Germany
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Big Questions are speculative, exploratory, and systemic. As the name implies, they are also answered at scale: Rather than distilling a small slice of a dataset into a concrete answer, Big Questions look at entire datasets and reveal small questions you wouldn’t have thought to ask...
Via Lauren Moss
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A new 3-D printing process called Hyperform holds the promise to produce furniture architecture and more.
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Lori Wilk's curator insight,
December 19, 2013 8:53 PM
I am calling this movement "The Great Curate" Where the trend is for leaders in each industry to share the best content available in their industry with as many people as possible. Companies such as Scoop.it stand to make millions in the curation business.Guillame Decugis makes a strong point that brands can build their presence and attract a higher level of traffic to their websites and product offerings without having to create new content by curating the best and sharing it. It's faster and much less expensive to curate than to create and distribute original conten.Companies can accomplish more in less time and for a lower cost. That could be fabulous. 
Nick Hester's curator insight,
December 20, 2013 9:43 AM
You can curate content from all over the world and you do not have to stick to the modern era to make your points...
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While there were several notable events that dominated the airwaves in 2013, photographers around the globe captured many beautiful and newsworthy photos that not only informed us, but also inspired us.
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At IDEO, we often start brainstorms with the phrase, "How Might We" (HMW, for short). We use these three words because they help frame a problem in an open-ended, optimistic, and collaborative way.
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If you become more likeable, then the ability to make friends and connect with others will make your life happy and successful. Just follow these tips.
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As data visualization expands its reach – through the rise of Massive Online Courses, the countless events and, most significantly, the interconnection between different disciplines and knowledge fields that produce inspiring works and innovative projects -, it’s only natural that the number of folks writing about it keeps rising. There are literally hundreds of interesting blogs out there, covering all the aspects surrounding the production of quality, effective data visualizations. Visit the link to find a collection of resources and interesting projects that give a pretty good idea of how vast and rich the data visualization community is...
Via Lauren Moss
Nathalie Prinet-Houairi's curator insight,
December 18, 2013 5:02 AM
Data visualization is now critical. My favorite of those blogs are Storytelling with data, and Ilovecharts (quite funny although not necessarily business related) 
Nobuyuki Kawagashira's curator insight,
January 8, 2014 8:15 PM
We can learn data visualization news from other bloggers.
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Beth Kanter's curator insight,
December 16, 2013 3:01 PM
I just discovered that one of the better curators is also a manual list maker. That is - not using the online tools to make to do lists, but writing it out on paper. I found that doing too much of my work online line - with hands on the keyboard and eyes on the monitor gets me into a distracted space. But, when I write down a list or the bullet points as this method points out. I'm all of sudden more focused! 
Sue Rizzello's curator insight,
December 18, 2013 12:48 PM
In the beginning there was paper. In between the to do list systems and GTD platforms, there was paper. All the productive people I meet have a strong affinity with paper lists and systems, even if they play fast and loose on occasion with Evernote et al. Could this chap have the answer? Well, I will give it a try, why don't you too. We have nothing to lose but the chaos.
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'The digital maps we loved in 2013 didn't simply illustrate novel or useful information. They did it in ways we'd never seen before, manipulating time, dimensions, perspective, even the atmosphere. These maps weren't just interesting in content; they were innovative in design. That's our new bar for 2014. So this December, instead of sharing our top 10 maps of the year, we're looking at 10 ways we've learned to think about maps in entirely new ways. This may well have been the year when maps ceased to impress us for what they convey and began to stun us instead for how they did it.' Via Lauren Moss
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i.materialise is an online 3D printing service. We are a production house for designers who create products for 3D printing. i.materialise also provides a gallery offering beautiful (customizable) 3D printed products.
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Helpouts connects people who need help with people who can give help over live video. Get help across multiple topics right from your PC or mobile device.
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Google helps you learn how to...
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We’ve never had more tools at our disposal to work more efficiently, and yet we’ve never been more distracted. Via Barb Jemmott
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There are plenty of sites that allow you to view and upload videos and share your memories, experiences and knowledge with the world.
Gary Harwell's curator insight,
December 22, 2013 11:32 PM
If you use it properly it is just what the doctor ordered. 
Elia Lu's curator insight,
December 23, 2013 12:07 AM
Excelentes recomendaciones para aplicar en aula invertida.
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Visit http://www.genographic.com to learn more about the Genographic Project. Where did your ancestors come from? What's your genetic lineage? The Genographi...
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Do you know who you are?
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What do the Eiffel Tower, Boulders Beach in South Africa, and the Caves Resort in Jamaica all have in common?
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Who says there's no innovation in print advertising?
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Startup videos may be the most clichéd form of advertising on the planet right now.
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An optical company in the Midwest introduced a prescription glasses add-on for Google Glass on Tuesday.
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More clear vision ...
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An introduction to the Seaboard, by ROLI.
Antonios Bouris's insight:
"The Seaboard is a radically new musical instrument that reimagines the piano keyboard as a soft, continuous surface. In realising this powerful concept as a refined product, we have brought together years of innovation on several fronts. The Seaboard’s polyphonic pitch bend, vibrato and per-note dynamic changes are all available at your fingertips, marrying the intuitiveness of a traditional instrument with the versatility of digital technology."
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Designers can use Pinterest as a fantastic source of inspiration. Here are 15 users with high-quality pins that won't disappoint.
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