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If you don’t think the public at large cares about your lack of editorial diligence, you’re wrong. 
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Deleting yourself from the Internet is hard work. First, you have to decide where exactly you want to disappear — from social media sites to retailer databases — and then you have to figure out how you're going to do all that. Via Barb Jemmott
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Adii Pienaar is the author of Brandiing, a practical guide to content strategy and branding for business. Having had some success as a startup entrepreneur, Adii is now launching PublicBeta, ... Via Rajesh
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Recent inventions promise exciting things for the travelers of tomorrow.
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As-Natural-As-Possible Sketching System for Creating 3D Curve Models. Visit http://www.ilovesketch.com/ or http://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~shbae/
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Robin Good's curator insight,
August 7, 2013 7:53 PM
Using the Amazon Wish List system you can create easily lists of any kind of products that can be easily consulted, sorted, and shared with others. The Amazon Wish List offers a dedicated extension for Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer and for your IPad. Alternatively a standard bookmarklet is also available. My comment: An excellent alternative and complement to Amazon Collections which allows not just to organize and publish lists of Amazon products, but it extends this ability to any online shop. Wherever you are you can clip and collect any product into an Amazon Wish List. Ideally Amazon Collections and Wish Lists should be one thing and the best features of each merged into one facility. Wish Lists are less appealing visually but offer the opportunity to be viewed as compact lists (handy for large ones), to be sorted and filtered in a numbered of ways and to be printed. Something you cannot do with Amazon Collections. Free to use. Find out more: http://www.amazon.com/wishlist/universal/ref=cm_wl_xt_top_lm_ff_huc Here is a sample wish list of Portable Wireless Microphones I have recently created: http://www.amazon.com/registry/wishlist/1H58ZIB8Y5N1W/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_ws_MPTasb0JBVQBB 
Urs Frei's curator insight,
August 10, 2013 3:26 AM
Amazon-Wunschliste mit portablem Audio-Equipment für Video-Interviews.
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Vittle lets you quickly capture any idea, and share them with anyone to view on their own time. Vittle works like a magic whiteboard that records what you write and say: Annotate and sketch using the ultra-smooth ink of our proprietary Inkflow Engine,Resize and move anything around the page,Zoom in to focus on key points,Visually navigate through even complex topics. Use Vittle to build a video library on any subject. It is also a powerful tool for collaborating across time and space with any number of people. Via Nik Peachey, callooh
Vicki Mast's curator insight,
September 13, 2013 11:24 AM
I just downloaded the free version which looks good, but may have to upgrade. The features look well worth the $3.99 price. You can move & resize your drawn objects, zoom in/out, etc. If you're working on creating "flipped classroom" videos, or how-to tutorials this may be what you need. Check out their website and user guide for the details. 
D G Stevenson's curator insight,
December 9, 2013 9:01 AM
Useful for explaining concepts in a visually interesting way.
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Tim Brown, CEO at IDEO, shared this awesome collaboration experience in Linkedin. Everyone at IDEO, from first-day interns to senior partners, uses mass emails to get quick global insight, on-the-s...
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We're honored that Evernote 5 has been selected in the Red Dot Communication Design Category.
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The NFC Ring can be used to unlock doors, mobile phones and to transfer information and link people.
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This is a problem everyone encounters—it’s hard to squeeze out toothpaste once the bottle starts to empty, so the students of Dankook University have come up with a solution.
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Students across schools at red clay consolidated school district in Delaware, USA have participated in the completed the world's tallest LEGO tower. Specifically, a team of students from John Dickinson High School in Wilmington, sacrificed their entire summer to build the 112 foot tower-- but their work paid off. at a recent ceremony and community-wide 'towerfest,' Guinness Book of World Records has certified the structure as the officially the world's tallest freestanding LEGO tower, edging out the previous 106 foot tower from Prague. The 11 storey creation is made up of over 500,000 interlocking plastic bricks and weighs nearly a ton. Via Lauren Moss
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They say presentation is everything. According to Hubspot, 90% of information transmitted to the brain is based on visuals. This by far beats out other cues like touch, smell, and sound. So while a w
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Shows how something extraordinary can be achieved, provided we have some more time. :-) Via yannick grenzinger
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Google has been granted a patent which could potentially allow the company to use Google Glass in charging advertisers on a pay-per-view basis.
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Calligrapher Creates Beautiful, Temporal Writings On Beaches - DesignTAXI.com
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You may have read the report, the "Collaborative Economy Value Chain" now read the official slideshare storyboard version. This slideshare deck sets up the ch
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August 9, 2013 2:01 AM
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We are developing highly wearable sensor products and services for wellness and medical applications.
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Create. Inform. Engage. | Journalism training, media news & how to's
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A lot of stories about Google Glass revolve around novelty, fashion, privacy. There's still challenges, and not everyone can benefit
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@estolter on design thinking imperialism: "Design faces the danger of becoming a 'common sense' approach" http://t.co/VgdrBTnFTV
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Historical Photographs Turned Into Cheeky And Surreal GIFs - DesignTAXI.com
This matters to be a lot. Typos happen, but they should be rare when you are promoting your brand, product, or yourself.
An article like this could inspire a couple different grammar exercises in the classroom. The statistics (and the 'brid' picture) show the importance of proofreading and editing. Students could look for more pictures or come up with scenarios where they make up examples of grammatical errors in the media.